The Swiss cheese model. Each single layer has holes, but when stacked the combined hole area is minimized https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model
The Swiss cheese model. Each single layer has holes, but when stacked the combined hole area is minimized https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model
The Swiss cheese model is what people use to sell you more 'security' related software systems that inherently involve more problems. (Also cheese is not very durable, even the kind without holes.)
Swiss cheese applies to more than just security systems.
Hiking with two GPS-capable devices is Swiss cheese.
That is redundancy in my book. I don’t expect holes in my GNSS devices. And if you want to be sure, bring three, because two GNSS units with different readings are not very helpful.
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That was an enlightening read, considering the colloquial meaning of "your firewall security is like Swiss cheese"
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese#Noun
What's next? A system so secure that you can drive a truck through it? A honeypot in the center of a wasp nest?