And yet your security would still fail visual inspection if there was an evil twin brother.
>Of course when you start mixing people and computers, your security is only as good as the weakest link (the computer).
I disagree. It's almost always the human, except in cases where the human is very well trained in security.
Most of the problems you talk about have analogs in the real world, and existed long before computers were at thing. Set most people in front of a camera and tell them to look for shoplifters. Set a trained specialist (or thief) in front of the same camera and they will far more often see the theft occurring.
And yet your security would still fail visual inspection if there was an evil twin brother.
>Of course when you start mixing people and computers, your security is only as good as the weakest link (the computer).
I disagree. It's almost always the human, except in cases where the human is very well trained in security.
Most of the problems you talk about have analogs in the real world, and existed long before computers were at thing. Set most people in front of a camera and tell them to look for shoplifters. Set a trained specialist (or thief) in front of the same camera and they will far more often see the theft occurring.