full-disclosure - Microsoft wins Homeland Security Bid ( Reuters)

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Message-ID: <AE46D0386422BF4FA18E1A9FB67161A004D0806B@GOAEVS01.abf.ad.airborne.com>
From: Brad.Bemis at airborne.com (Brad Bemis)
Subject: Microsoft wins Homeland Security Bid (
 Reuters)

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> If they got stuff from two independent vendors, that would 
> at least give you a snowball's chance of half your systems 
> surviving any given attack. 

> And if there's *any* agency in the federal government that needs to be
> bulletproof, DHS is it....

I have my own personal opinions regarding multi-vendor solutions in a
complex enterprise environment that I'd prefer not to argue on this
particular list (let's just say that I believe in using the right tool
for
the job), but in my experience there is no combination of vendor
products
that can provide a 'bulletproof' security solution.  Your point, however
is
well taken.  

Thank you for your time and attention,

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Brad Bemis
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