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Common CASE Assertions
ere are many assertions from CASEs that you will hear repeatedly
in some form or another.
A common scenario is one where you have several security ana-
lysts with similar time-served numbers in security—and there are one
or two analysts in the team who came from a technical background.
e CASE element in the team will proclaim themselves to be more
senior than the other contingent—they are “more of a manager,” even
though the word “management” does not appear anywhere on the list
of their roles and responsibilities.
A CASE is also often a self-proclaimed Hacker, “but I grew out of
it.” e reality, however, is usually one of, in the words of a Hungarian
former work colleague, “[ ...