I can think of numerous instances where one can easily be too prepared. I also believe you should not attempt to make a risk analysis based on two or three incidents. I do agree on the principle though.
passion4security 7 months ago
Doesn't 158+186=344?
Wouldn't it just be easier to do the days between the first and last incident and divide it by the number of incidents?
patherak 2 years ago
very interesting have you got a real case study for a company ? thanks
akunamatata100 2 years ago
I can think of numerous instances where one can easily be too prepared. I also believe you should not attempt to make a risk analysis based on two or three incidents. I do agree on the principle though.
passion4security 7 months ago
Doesn't 158+186=344?
Wouldn't it just be easier to do the days between the first and last incident and divide it by the number of incidents?
patherak 2 years ago
very interesting have you got a real case study for a company ? thanks
akunamatata100 2 years ago