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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-70527-7ty situation, we need to assess these agendas and power relationships. The question isn’t which system provides the optimal security trade-offs—rather, it’s which system provides the optimal security trade-offs for which players.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15866-7forth. While this results in a kind of progress, different defenses, at the right moment and in the right mix, can be extremely effective. Even things as simple as running away, or having a plan in the event of attack, have their place in a defender’s arsenal.

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Security Trade-offs Are Subjectivereat, or what level of risk is acceptable. What’s more, between different communities, or organizations, or even entire societies, there is no agreed-upon way in which to define threats or evaluate risks, and the modern technological and media-filled world makes these evaluations even harder.

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Knowing the Attackersbe motivated by money, or an ideology, or even a personal grudge? Are they outside burglars, employees, or friends and relatives? None of these questions can be answered with certainty, but by taking rational steps to predict your most likely attackers you’ll be less likely to waste time and money on unnecessary or inappropriate security.