Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Security Product Needs & Vendor Selection…
Interpretation is left as an exercise for the reader 😉 This went a tad bacterial (viral is too strong of a description) on Twitter:
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Miaow – but definitely gave me some chuckles :-). It’s rare to see the punchline as the first line of body text – but the pyramid is supposed to be read bottom-up, of course, so it’s spot on.
Note that, for non-American customers, “Made in the U.S. of A.” is cited in some quarters as a reason *not* to buy a product, these days…