I have worked for several companies where when I started they actively promoted this practice to make it "easier" for devs to "fix" things. Each time it has be

I have worked for several companies where when I started they actively promoted this practice to make it "easier" for devs to "fix" things. Each time it has been a huge political battle to get people to do the most basic not insane things to have even the most basic security. I bet there's a looot of company websites where CompanyName123 is the default password.