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I work at a big company, every field in a database of user info is tagged with a data classification. Everyone knows the rules about which classification can b
by jethro_tell 7y ago
I work at a big company, every field in a database of user info is tagged with a data classification. Everyone knows the rules about which classification can be used for what. Products go through a review of data use and storage (i.e. some data should be encrypted, and encrypted correctly not some hand rolled hash)
If twitter doesn't have common data classifications and everyone with a keyboard and an idea has access to the database without review, they are probably pushing criminally negligent. I understand at a company with just a couple employees. This shit happens all the time. I don't understand it with a publicly traded company that would be in big trouble with a class action data lawsuit.