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Microsoft's Steve Riley discusses security overkill

Microsoft's Steve Riley has a very simple approach to assessing security needs. When the cost of implementing new, state-of-the-art protection outweighs the cost of keeping around the risks, then it might be worth forgoing the upgrade.

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