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It's more funny because it's so often true. Just like how many people get a dashcam after a crash, organisations tend to get serious after the breach.
by sundvor 7y ago
It's more funny because it's so often true.
Just like how many people get a dashcam after a crash, organisations tend to get serious after the breach.
- badrabbit 7y agoThat why I hate it and made my cmment. I strongly disagree with the narrative they push under the guise of a joke. Very arrogant and shallow
- eitland 7y ago> Just like how many people get a dashcam after a crash, organisations tend to get serious after the breach. To the degree that they get serious that is. As far as I can see a big part of the joke here is that even that is questionable.
- badrabbit 7y agoSerious as in minimize loss not serious in they now care about security.
- sundvor 7y agoTrue!
- lightedman 7y agoThe part I liked is the idea that "We take your privacy and security seriously" is literally the "Thoughts and Prayers" of the data industry.
- badrabbit 7y agoWhat's wrong with either one? Ok,they claim to take security and privacy seriously,so what?? It's a freaking company! Would you prefer a thoughtful post on medium that uses simple language like "we were wrong and we accept full responsibility,here is what we learned..."? How about no response at all,is one owed to you? Shouldn't they take privacy and security seriously? How is claiming to do so by itself a wrong? How are thoughts and prayers wrong? How are declarations of good intent mutually exclusive to meaningful action?