Type a website. We measure what's public about it, then show the layers a traditional site depends on — and the same thing on the Internet Computer.
A central server flanked by data centers. Every box has an owner and its own way to fail — all yours to patch and secure.
Your app lives inside a canister — code and state sealed together, running on the network itself. It pays its own gas and answers with a signature.
Left, the full stack a normal site rides on. Red: you are liable yourself. Amber: a third party can drop it. Green does not count against you.
Whole categories of risk are simply gone — there is no machine there to attack.