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You will have noticed that none of these defences are sure-fire guaranteed 100 percent solutions. A few rules will help us, however. First is the Pareto Principle, or the 80/20 rule. In this context, a 20 percent solution (cost-wise) can afford 80 percent of the protection of the ‘best’ solution. Perhaps we should stretch that a bit, and look for a 95 percent or 99 percent solution. The last one percent of performance can cost as much as the first 90 percent. The next principle that helps us is the miracle of compounding. A small protective effort at each layer snowballs to offer a robust defence against internal, external, intentional and accidental compromises of our systems and data. A one percent chance of failure compounded over our ten layers of protection equals a one in 100 quintillion chance of failure. If you can find a single security product that, used in isolation, offers a one in 100 quintillion chance of failing, buy shares in it! Feel free to dispute the failure probabi
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