No, you're about right. On the bigger corporate side, security is at least the big buzzword. The VP- and C-level positions want to be sure that action is being taken to improve security, but day to day requests to poke holes in the walls come in. That is not to even mention the huge, ancient systems that are in the middle of multi-year replacement processes that began before security was so important. That means at best the replacement will have the security best practices of the last few years stapled on awkwardly, but more likely nothing will change given the millions poured in already.
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