In the working world, what matters is you ship. The most beautiful code and best "game ever designed" means nothing if it doesn't ship. Additionally, in my yea

In the working world, what matters is you ship. The most beautiful code and best "game ever designed" means nothing if it doesn't ship. Additionally, in my years of working as a contractor, I can tell you that nearly 1 in 1,000 companies (+ or - 1) care about security. Management simply does not value it, and everyone already thinks your product "should have been done yesterday." The entire world runs on insecure products. From banks, to healthcare, to universities. I can list every one of those who has put admin credentials in a publicly, internet accessible text file. (But they'll do silly things like insanely unmemorizable passwords like 23ix2n5 that get written down as postit notes and as files on desktops, and disable RDP copy-and-paste but leave RDP hard drive support.) We're going to continue seeing these blunders day after day until people start going to jail for losing data.