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So the excuse is "my company doesn't take infosec seriously". Like every similar issue of "should do but don't" (testing, formal promotion processes, diversity,
by lowbloodsugar 5y ago
So the excuse is "my company doesn't take infosec seriously". Like every similar issue of "should do but don't" (testing, formal promotion processes, diversity, harassment response), you get to decide to tolerate it or get a job elsewhere. My experience is that the companies that take this stuff seriously also do a better job of converting my skills into cash, and as a result, pay me better.
- lmm 5y agoInteresting. My experience is that companies that "move fast and break things" have been better at making money and paying me (whereas I personally lean too far in the perfectionist direction). Interesting businesses face a wide range of risks - competition, regulatory, market - and infosec is rarely the biggest one IME.