Rob Allen

Now, if you'd said application control, if you said allow listing, if you said ring fencing, if you said all of those things, I would have said you've nothing to worry about.

Well, you've not as much to worry about, but with that set of options available.

Yeah, your host, unfortunately.

And that particular attack.

Now, if you'd given us a different attack,

You're hosed.

I reject the premise of this game.

That was a really long-winded way of getting around to a question about reviewing controls.

I'm trying to set it up with a colorful picture.

It wouldn't have painted a picture.

We didn't need Mona Lisa to get to the how do you review controls or do you review controls.

Yeah, quick short answer.

Yes, you should review controls.

You should review controls regularly.

Well, one might argue that you would be better having a control even if it is no longer necessary or perceived as no longer necessary than not having a control.

You think it's better to have one than even if it's no longer necessary?

Maybe it's going to be necessary again tomorrow.

Maybe it's necessary, but we don't know it's necessary.

Maybe it's necessary, but we think it's not necessary.

More controls are better than no controls or less controls.