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You'll see that sometimes too with Greek organizations at colleges. I argued at the time the the "corporate death penalty" was the only appropriate remedy for
by TrevorAustin 6y ago
You'll see that sometimes too with Greek organizations at colleges.
I argued at the time the the "corporate death penalty" was the only appropriate remedy for the Equifax breach: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_dissolution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judicial_dissolution
- nullc 6y agoI also argued that about equifax. Corporate death penalty is extremely underutilized. Organizations die all the time due to missteps they inflict on themselves, it shouldn't be controversial to apply the same outcome when they inflict harm on others.
- giancarlostoro 6y agoOr broken up and forced to sell to other orgs that can handle improving things from a security standpoint.
- blackflame7000 6y agoDecentralizing data rarely makes it more secure.
- giancarlostoro 6y agoNot so much the data probably, but some of the services. I was thinking more business / consumer sides split. Of course given what sort of data shows up in my credit report (annoyingly outdated) I'd be okay with them being shut down too.
- joezydeco 6y agoThe problem with this option in the Greek system is that alumni come back and are welcomed with open arms. Over free pitchers of beer the undergrads are regaled with tales of hazing and wild parties...giving them the template to start shit all over again.