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I'm not sure why this company believes they deserve to stay in business. They've proven they're not good at security to a percentage of their customers and mig
by smoyer 10y ago
I'm not sure why this company believes they deserve to stay in business. They've proven they're not good at security to a percentage of their customers and might be about to cause a lot of bad will with the rest of their customers.
More importantly, if I'm an unaffected customer and can swallow the "haircut", how do I know they won't be hacked again?
EDIT: As a customer getting a forced haircut, I would also expect the company itself to get an appropriate haircut.
- hashkb 10y agoI don't think companies base their decisions on what they think they deserve. That's not rational... they're making decisions based on opportunity for profit.
- ConfuciusSay02 10y agoIf companies staying in business was related in any way to what they "deserve", plenty of large companies would be out of business.