Parent's in a slightly different position, but I'd expect a lot of similar things can be chalked up to the prevalence of technical consultants working for non-t

Parent's in a slightly different position, but I'd expect a lot of similar things can be chalked up to the prevalence of technical consultants working for non-technical, business client management. Without authority, you can say "This is a good idea and you're taking a huge security risk without fixing it" as many times as you want and still be told "No new feature, not a development priority."