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Publicly traded companies are required to face fines for negligence, for information leaks, fraud, or other. As are all companies. If they choose bug bounties
by zhte415 11y ago
Publicly traded companies are required to face fines for negligence, for information leaks, fraud, or other. As are all companies.
If they choose bug bounties to help with this, good for them. If they choose other measures, also good too. They simply need to show they take effort to protect information as dictated by information security laws, or internal policy, whichever is stricter.
- kevin_thibedeau 11y agoMaybe in Euro-land. In the US companies with data breaches are the hapless victims of those nasty hacker types. You wouldn't want to blame the victim would you? Never mind that they have a column of plaintext passwords in a web accessible server.