Core value: humanity and respect
There are people behind every system. People who write code, manage systems, investigate reports, make mistakes, implement policies, and experience consequences. Information security without humanity quickly becomes harsh, procedural and blind to the reality in which technology is used. Humanity and respect mean that safety is not organized across people, but with people. Users are not a difficult factor in an otherwise perfect architecture. They are part of the system. A measure that structurally frustrates people, is unclear or is only understood by specialists, leads to detours and a false sense of security.
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