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by illiac786
7 days ago
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That is completely obvious, it’s like saying “100% security does not exist”. I believe you are falling into the nirvana fallacy: No shades of grey, if it’s not perfect it’s as bad as the rest. This is a very inefficient way of thinking as it is not possible to self host everything for most people, it just demands too much time. Hence its is a perfectly valid approach in my opinion to looks at better (or, very often, “less worse”) SaaS solution. If they states ZDR on a model, the likeliness of it leaking less data to some LLM data training is higher simply. If the business model of a company is built around a differentiator which is data privacy, that also significantly increases probability that data is not being leaked/sold. It’s all grey, relative and about probabilities. Nothing’s perfect – another captain obvious thing. |
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