Talk to any security expert, and sooner or later the line “It’s not a case of if you are hacked, but when” will be trotted out. It’s a good line because it is true and demonstrates how perimeter-style security has fallen by the wayside.
But consider the implicit implications of everyone eventually being breached, not as a sysadmin or security specialist, but as a user of services, and you will realise what it means for your personal information. [1]
[1] By Chris Duckett for ZDNet
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