A new report helps explain why we make bad security decisions. Davey Winder can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.
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It’s all about decision fatigue
Yeah, we can’t individually compete with multinational corporations who manufacture all of our devices and also make it their full time job to compromise our security in order to monetise our data.
The only real solution is open source systems that we control, but those same corporations monopolise the tech sector so much that it’s extremely slow work to build those alternatives and make them palatable to regular users.
What the hell is this? Jesus 🤦♂️
Unless you’re working in a scif, checking emails on a phone isn’t a security incident.
