However, over time, our network had to be connected to more and more places. Our tiny little drawbridge, which provided ample security for our network, could not handle the huge amount of traffic that needed to flow in and out of our network. Therefore, much of our operation had to move outside the walls of castle in order to gain the necessary freedoms to properly interact with the rest of the world. This includes off-site employees/offices, third-party firms, the company web presence, and social media. With all of our data flowing around all willy-nilly, the walls and moat of our castle are useless.

Thus, a more mobile and stealthy approach to security is required. Since transporting castle walls and trebuchets is too resource intensive and likely ineffective against the latest pirate attacks, we can utilize smaller, more effective measures like, as Weber suggests, user-friendly data encryption and security embedded into hardware. These Ninja security measures will surely help keep the Pirates at bay.