In the good old days, you'd just turn it off then on again. The reason management doesn't care is that it isn't important. If a bug eventuates on a web page, t

In the good old days, you'd just turn it off then on again. The reason management doesn't care is that it isn't important. If a bug eventuates on a web page, the impact is minimal usually. There are contingencies if a FAQ page is blank like in the article example. The user can visit the contacts page and email their question. Crisis averted. Most of this web stuff is relatively trivial in terms of impact. I used to work in ASIC development where the impact of a bug is massive. Hence the verification effort and rigor should be much higher.