It’s 5:30 AM on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. You’re aware that your company’s retail stores will be opening at 6:00 AM and that millions of dollars of revenue will be flowing through the point of sale system that you administer.

While monitoring the server that manages all of the remote cash registers, you notice a malware warning message that appears suggesting that you update the server’s security software ASAP. Oddly, the warning is not displayed in the standard Microsoft dialog box format.

Downloading and updating the system’s security software requires that the entire point of sales system must be offline, probably for four hours or more.

Argue the alternative case. Can an argument be made for executing the opposite of what you originally recommended?

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If that is not fake message it can cause a very serious problem at the day end If system serious ... View the full answer