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From: Patrick Botz <botz@us.ibm.com> > It is much more productive, security wise, to worry about what your > security policy is, whether your current system configuration enforces it, > and what it costs to enforce it, than it is to worry whether or not one > system has better security than another. Patrick is right on the mark here. The main thing is to be aware of the risks so that you can manage the risk and make informed decisions. > I believe 100% OS/400 comes out on > top when security is viewed in the proper context. How could you otherwise given your provenance :-)
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