Everything that is old is new, and everything that’s new is old.
—Stephanie Mills
Since the Target breach of 2013, there have been a relentless stream of highly publicized cyber-attacks against and vulnerabilities in systems, applications, organizations, processes, and even people. Many times, the victim organizations release statements designed to make it appear as if nothing could have stopped the attacks from happening. The combination of these attacks and the claims that there was no possible defense for those attacks make it easy for organizations to see the situation as hopeless, ...
