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Or maybe incomplete understanding of the system. I had lobby for a year to get even a simple encrypted passwords. "Why do we need encrypted passwords behind a c
by thisisit 9y ago
Or maybe incomplete understanding of the system. I had lobby for a year to get even a simple encrypted passwords. "Why do we need encrypted passwords behind a corporate firewall?" they asked. That sucked all the energy out of me.
So when they wrote a script to run a db extract, get all company salary data in csv and share it with literally 50+ people I gave up. Getting them to even encrypt data seemed impossible.
- ryangittins 9y agoOh geez, that's nuts. That's like asking, "Why do I need to put my valuables in a safe if I have a lock on my front door?"
- scruple 9y ago> That's like asking, "Why do I need to put my valuables in a safe if I have a lock on my front door?" Not the GP, but I've experienced similar things during my career, and these sorts of analogies tend to work really well when explaining technical points to non-technical (and, sadly, even "technical") people.