Security edge

The uttermost boundary of security, e.g. going to a music festival can be regarded as getting close to a security edge since physical assaults are relatively common there.
The term "security edge" can refer to the outermost boundary or limit of a secure or protected area or system. It is often used in the context of physical security, to refer to the perimeter or boundary of a protected area or facility.
For example, a security edge might refer to the fence or wall that surrounds a military base or other secure facility, or to the outer perimeter of a secure event or gathering, such as a music festival. In these cases, the security edge is intended to help protect against unauthorized access or intrusion, and may include a variety of security measures, such as gates, guards, or surveillance cameras.
In a broader sense, the term "security edge" can also refer to the outermost boundary or limit of any kind of security or protection. For example, it might be used to refer to the outermost limits of a network or system that is protected by cybersecurity measures, or to the outer limits of a protective shield or force field. In these cases, the security edge is intended to help protect against a variety of threats, including physical, cyber, or other types of attacks.
Having a mishap that is financially demanding can push you to your security edge.Term taken from Lacy Philips. By taking steps to manage financial risks and vulnerabilities, it may be possible to mitigate the impact of unexpected events or circumstances, and to avoid being pushed to the financial "security edge."
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* AQ-249: security edge; xenochronos; we're all doomed; restriction
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