miohtama is not blaming one party in their comment, they are blaming three: - "cybersecurity industry" - "sloppy software development" - "lazy pointy haired

miohtama is not blaming one party in their comment, they are blaming three: - "cybersecurity industry" - "sloppy software development" - "lazy pointy haired boss" Combine the three, and you end up with breaches like these, although I agree that "sloppy software development" is probably the least likely source of these issues. Thinking that security is just checklists that have to be checked (thinking done by party #1 and party #3) probably carries most of the blame here.