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I don't how it is in the US, but in my country an audit that would reveal such an obvious lack of security costs no more than the equivalent of a single minimum
by Tade0 6y ago
I don't how it is in the US, but in my country an audit that would reveal such an obvious lack of security costs no more than the equivalent of a single minimum salary - usually much less. On top of that several companies that offer such services are widely known because their media presence is mostly articles about vulnerabilities in routers, phones, operating systems etc.
I hail from a post-communist country so I assumed the culture in the US is more developed in this regard.
- jessaustin 6y agoIf regular citizens of your nation can get a COVID test back in less than two weeks, you should consider yourselves more developed than USA.
- evilduck 6y agoI'm not sure what your country's going rates are but for the US, a small business might budget a few thousand dollars total for their website. A minimal security audit that would catch missing or stupid security would basically double their expenses. Unless they truly needed some custom feature they'd take one look at a security auditor's quotes and then go sign up for Wix or Squarespace immediately. It's not that the services don't exist, its just that they're expensive and typical non-technology business websites don't really need that much put into them.