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I have never understood how blaming the CEO for a code bug makes sense. I doubt the CEO coded it. For big policies, sure - blame the CEO. But for things like
by prirun 6y ago
I have never understood how blaming the CEO for a code bug makes sense. I doubt the CEO coded it.
For big policies, sure - blame the CEO. But for things like a security vulnerability? No.
- bradstewart 6y agoThis goes far beyond a simple coding bug. The CEO should be aware of where large risks might lie and dedicate the proper resources to managing them. In a company that sells these types of products to these types of customers, security is paramount.
- willcipriano 6y agoDoesn't that knife cut both ways? If the CEO isn't responsible at all for the product then it's hard to claim that they had much to do with the success of the company.
- ric2b 6y agoA server with the password "solarwinds123" isn't a coding bug, it's an obvious lack of security audits.