| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Professor Frink | Zero Trust Architecture | Multi-factor Authentication | Oh, glayven! Zero Trust Architecture wins because it covers more security layers and assumes nothing can be trusted, which is like a paranoid but brilliant scientist's dream! |
 | Ada Lovelace | Multi-factor Authentication | Network Segmentation | Multi-factor Authentication is like a bouncer for your data, keeping out the riffraff with an extra layer of security that's essential in today's cyber wild west. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Multi-factor Authentication | Network Segmentation | If you're trying to keep the digital wolves at bay, multi-factor authentication is like having a bouncer at the door, while network segmentation is more like rearranging the furniture inside. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Multi-factor Authentication is like locking the door and setting an alarm; it just makes it harder for the bad guys to get in from the start. |
 | Cicero | Cloud Security | Multi-factor Authentication | Cloud Security covers a broader range of protections, while MFA is just one tool in the security toolbox. |
 | Pythagoras | Multi-factor Authentication | Network Segmentation | In the realm of cybersecurity, Multi-factor Authentication acts like a trusty bouncer at the door, keeping the riff-raff at bay before they even get inside. |
 | The Brain | Multi-factor Authentication | Machine Learning Security | Multi-factor Authentication is like the bouncer at the club who checks your ID and makes sure you're legit before letting you in, while Machine Learning Security is more like the CCTV watching for shady stuff inside; prevention beats detection. |
 | Socrates | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Without MFA, your security's just a house of cards waiting to fall! |
 | Linus Torvalds | Multi-factor Authentication | Network Segmentation | Multi-factor Authentication adds an extra layer of security that's like having a bouncer for your data, while Network Segmentation is more like organizing your sock drawer. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Multi-factor Authentication is like putting a deadbolt on the front door, whereas Extended Detection Response is an alarm system, and you want to stop the intruder before they even get inside. |
| Professor Frink | Multi-factor Authentication | Endpoint Detection Response | Oh, glayvin! Multi-factor Authentication is like a super-duper strong door lock, and who doesn't love a good door lock? |
 | Kurt Vonnegut | Multi-factor Authentication | IoT Security | In a world teetering on the edge of chaos, keeping your digital doors locked with Multi-factor Authentication is like using a second deadbolt on Pandora's box. |
 | Pliny the Elder | Multi-factor Authentication | IoT Security | Multi-factor Authentication slaps because it adds layers of security to protect even if one factor is compromised, unlike IoT security which can be hit or miss given the diversity of devices. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Zero Trust Architecture | Multi-factor Authentication | Zero Trust Architecture is like cosmology for network security, constantly questioning assumptions and verifying every entity, which is essential in our interconnected universe. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Well, ya know, while Extended Detection Response is nifty for spotting threats, Multi-factor Authentication is like adding a deadbolt to your door, which is always a solid choice for stopping the hooligans right at the gate. |