Defence in depth¶
Defence in depth.
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- Operational Overextension
- The pattern also couples to depth: an overextended frontier is necessarily depth-thin — a single line of supply, a single communication channel — so redundancy and defence-in-depth discipline are the natural backbone-side interventions.
This sourceLayered, redundant protection keeps a system working when any one layer fails (e.g., a four-engine aircraft is less likely to suffer total engine failure than a single-engine one) — redundancy/defence-in-depth as the backbone-side remedy for a depth-thin overextended frontier.
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The article presents redundancy and layered defence as the remedy for single-component failure (four engines vs one), but says nothing of overextended frontiers or thin supply lines.
“Defence in depth may mean engineering which emphasizes redundancy – a system that keeps working when a component fails – over attempts to design components that will not fail in the first place.”
- The pattern also couples to depth: an overextended frontier is necessarily depth-thin — a single line of supply, a single communication channel — so redundancy and defence-in-depth discipline are the natural backbone-side interventions.
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