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Can Engineers Build Networks Too Complicated for Humans to Operate? Part I: Scope of the Problem
- by nlqip
In this blog series, I explore the challenges of the information security practitioner, discussing how technical evolution simultaneously contributes new issues but presents new techniques for solving these issues. I begin with an academic question: Can humans create a system so large that the problems surrounding it are not solvable at human scale? There are…
Read MoreCan Engineers Build Networks Too Complicated for Humans to Operate? Part II: Making Sense of Network Activities and System Behaviors
- by nlqip
In part I of this series, I explored some of the issues surrounding the fact that we have managed to build networks so large and complex that it is essentially impossible to grasp any significant fraction of network activities without asking for help from… the network itself. In this installment, I delve into some actual techniques…
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