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I've worked for companies, where security issues weren't reported by power users because they themselves had to exploit those vulnerabilities to be able to do t
by Scandiravian 5y ago
I've worked for companies, where security issues weren't reported by power users because they themselves had to exploit those vulnerabilities to be able to do their job.
Now those issues are exposed to the internet to allow people to work from home, but the actual problem is still there.
If the people in charge don't understand the issue (technical details) and the people who understand it aren't saying anything, then there'll eventually be a breach
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago> I've worked for companies, where security issues weren't reported by power users because they themselves had to exploit those vulnerabilities to be able to do their job Yes, this is a well known effect of security policies: when you add too much friction to people's lives they will find ways to work around it. Any competent security policy will have to take this into account.