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johnkizer | 1 year ago

What % of those sysadmins are then going to turn around and script something to auto-approve those updates, once they realize that they are A) requested at inconvenient times and B) are related to security?

Who's going to take the risk of appearing to have sat on an important update, while the org they support is ravaged by ThreatOfTheDay, because they thought they knew better than a multi-billion dollar, tops-in-their-field company?

(I'm not necessarily saying that's actually objectively correct, but I can't imagine that many folks are willing to risk the downside)

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