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This could be bad (for Dan Brown levels of bad).
I'm pretty sure it won't be accurate.
But then again, wouldn't it be good if it was?
Imagine Harrison Ford in the Cubicle of Action with a collection of O'Reilly books at his side, scrabbling up some Perl to munge a set of incompatible log files in order to see what happened weeks ago - while trying to patch 1500 Windows servers, regression test a fix to the corporate web apps, and catch up with Bruce Schnier's blog, and answer all his email.
See Harrison Ford in the Meeting Room of Doom explaining to his bosses that they can't have a hole in the firewall to connect directly to a partner company - in words of less than three syllables and no more than five acronyms.
Enterprise IT Security: The Movie. Oh yeah.
I'm pretty sure it won't be accurate.
But then again, wouldn't it be good if it was?
Imagine Harrison Ford in the Cubicle of Action with a collection of O'Reilly books at his side, scrabbling up some Perl to munge a set of incompatible log files in order to see what happened weeks ago - while trying to patch 1500 Windows servers, regression test a fix to the corporate web apps, and catch up with Bruce Schnier's blog, and answer all his email.
See Harrison Ford in the Meeting Room of Doom explaining to his bosses that they can't have a hole in the firewall to connect directly to a partner company - in words of less than three syllables and no more than five acronyms.
Enterprise IT Security: The Movie. Oh yeah.
amused