>I am still waiting for Equifax leaders to be charged for their negligence. It's the executives job to keep software up-to-date? Not the engineers building th

>I am still waiting for Equifax leaders to be charged for their negligence. It's the executives job to keep software up-to-date? Not the engineers building the software or implementing open-source tools? I understand being buck-stops-here accountable for the hack, but how could they be charged for negligence? Was there a conscious decision by the execs to not update the software? It's be hilarious/sad if the executives got punished for something like not updating software, because you know what the result would be? Companies would set up a system to protect execs and ensure the line-workers would be held accountable for hacks or breaches. That'd make our jobs super fun.