Security is one of the most important issues an organization must discuss. Mitch wants security that is built into an application. Why would this be a problem?

The correct answer is B. Security is usually within security products and perimeter devices. Security is usually within security products and perimeter devices and not built into applications. The security products can cover a wide range of applications, can be controlled by a centralized management console, and are further away from application control. However, this…

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AMitch isn't the head of security.
BSecurity is usually within security products and perimeter devices.
CThe security application is far too expensive.
DAll of the above

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Security is usually within security products and perimeter devices and not built into applications. The security products can cover a wide range of applications, can be controlled by a centralized management console, and are further away from application control. However, this approach does not always provide the necessary level of granularity and does not approach compromises that can take place because of problematic coding and programming routines.

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#application security#perimeter security#defense in depth

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