Engineering controls basically mean making it impossible to do something in a way that results in catastrophe.
replyGood point.
replyMy experience is that everyone thinks their defensive controls are air tight until inevitably they're going through a post-mortem on a failure where someone says, "Whelp...Murphy's Law..."
I'd be interested to hear why my restatement was incorrect. I'm confident that it's what Murphy meant, mostly because I've read his other laws and that's what I recall as the general through line. But that's was a long time ago and perhaps I'm misremembering or was misinterpreting at the time.
replySorry, didn't mean for my comment to come off mean. I can see how it is pedantic or maybe more subjective opinion.
replyYour phrasing is right.
I was just doing a quick take on this qualifier:
> which is not prevented by a strong engineering control