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This is such an empty update. At the very least, they should have published a detailed postmortem or committed to one by a certain date. How are we supposed to
by RestlessMind 7y ago
This is such an empty update. At the very least, they should have published a detailed postmortem or committed to one by a certain date. How are we supposed to know that they have learned their lessons?
- harikb 7y agoI don’t work for them, but I am pretty sure we can blame the litigious nature of this industry for the lack of detail in the postmortem. Not everyone can afford to be cloudflare :) Even for Cloudflare, I thought the company will get sued out of existence after the proxy data leak, but finance industry/SEC etc is a completely different ballgame.
- dx034 7y agoI believe it's the fear of litigation rather than actual litigation. Other companies also manage to publish postmortems and don't get sued out of existence.
- elliekelly 7y agoThe compliance world isn’t quite as fast-moving as tech. Even a “high priority” business continuity post mortem at a financial institution is going to take at least a week for all of the lawyers & senior management to agree on the language.