The Rise of Mitigation: Patching Over the Problem
摘要
The foundation of the mitigation industry is the notion that security flaws can be patched rather than eliminated. This mindset emerged as public access models and transmitted-data-based MFA became the standard for network security, leaving systems vulnerable to breaches and exploits. Instead of rethinking the underlying models, the industry chose to mitigate these vulnerabilities by adding layers of security on top of existing flaws.