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In a static website, where there are standard tools and checklists and web designers to walk them through it, marketing's lack of technical understanding is les
by azernik 6y ago
In a static website, where there are standard tools and checklists and web designers to walk them through it, marketing's lack of technical understanding is less of an issue. And in a B2B web app like Backblaze's and my own, the data exposed to the public web site is just not all that sensitive.
And I'm not talking as a prospective employee who "just wants to be a cog in the machine"; I'm talking as a founder and CTO who sets company goals. I'm worried about data leaks caused by poor implementation and short-sightedness, not those caused by company policy that I disagree with. If I disagree with company policy, I change it.
- cuu508 6y agoI'd be interested to see a site where marketing professionals with limited technical understanding knocked themselves out, but they used standard tools and checklists, and it came out OK. Do you have any examples?