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Is that a thing, developers being personally responsible for the company that was not in compliance and that they, at some point, worked for?
by sverhagen 7y ago
Is that a thing, developers being personally responsible for the company that was not in compliance and that they, at some point, worked for?
- fridek 7y agoI wouldn't be surprised if you could chase someone for gross negligence, if it was a result of, for example, consciously prioritising features over security, or "I know the rules but they are BS" thinking. You can do that with doctors, and they often make mistakes because the hospital overworks them, or simply allows bad behaviours to continue.