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They need to take a look at their software development area as well. https://www.fastcompany.com/40468811/heres-why-equifax-yanked-its-apps-from-apple-and-goog
by patcheudor 9y ago
They need to take a look at their software development area as well.
https://www.fastcompany.com/40468811/heres-why-equifax-yanked-its-apps-from-apple-and-google-last-week https://www.fastcompany.com/40468811/heres-why-equifax-yanke...
- JonMR 9y agoDo they not get their apps security scanned? In my experience checking all requests go over HTTPS is the first thing that the security teams check. You'd think since Equifax works with banks they'd force them to adhere to some kind of security testing.
- patcheudor 9y agoExactly! This is so bad. Way worse IMHO than a failed patch or default admin/admin password in terms of showing a lack of competence. Those are ops issues. This showed core issues in their ability to architect and develop secure code. This wasn't a missed patch or config file, it was flat out not knowing how to write an even remotely secure (on the wire) application.