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by riskable
1295 days ago
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Not "the same thing" but security is a HUGELY IMPORTANT under the umbrella of "reliability". If your stuff isn't secure how could you possibly make claims that it's reliable? If I said, "resilient" (synonym for "reliable") instead would it make more sense (in the scope of IT stuff)? |
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Depends (like pretty much everything else) on your definitions, I guess.
I could see defining "security" and "reliability" along orthogonal axes:
"Sure, it's a bit leaky, but it's very, very reliable -- including reliably leaky."