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When can we start imprisoning people for this sort of activity? It’s clear that fines are a non-functioning solution in a capitalist system as they are subject
by spanktheuser 7y ago
When can we start imprisoning people for this sort of activity? It’s clear that fines are a non-functioning solution in a capitalist system as they are subject to cost-shifting to future leadership / shareholders / society.
Within our industry I’ve sat in entirely too many meetings where executives removed basic security investments from the roadmap over the objections of engineering. They understood the risks of doing so; they merely concluded that the personal consequences were both small and unlikely.
It seems to me that our current regulatory framework will remain untenable until enforcement has a very sobering deterrent effect.
- Neil44 7y agoYou can imprison people when you make it against the law.