All software has bugs.
That’s not a flaw — it’s a fact of life.
You don’t get rid of bugs by yelling at them.
You manage them by understanding why they appear.
A bug is never born out of nowhere.
It’s the final link in a chain of cause and effect:
a weak rule,
a missing control,
a growing risk,
and finally — a bug.
Security isn’t a battle of hunting bugs.
It’s a process of listening — of reading signals, and applying rules and controls before risks become a nightmare.
Controls keep bugs in check.
A clear rule prevents ten bugs.
A strong control kills a family of them all.
You don’t reduce bugs by adding more code.
You reduce them by tightening the logic of your system.