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That "mistake" will cost them under GDPR and from lost customer trust.

• dylan604 5y ago
  But if they are still a customer, they won't give a damn about their losing trust. As long as the company doesn't lose the $$ coming from them being a customer then that's all that matters
  • dvtrn 5y ago
    Indeed. As I said in another comment thread about this event, I’ve been watching my leadership team’s response to this as we have deep Okta integration, therefore so do several of our customers using our platform. Said response has been pretty interesting and amounted to: “it’s working isn’t it?” when shown this event and the disclosures. Both executive and functional Security leadership teams practically shrugged. Very glad I’m not the one making that call.
    • dylan604 5y ago
      having morals in today's business world (or world in general) really seems to be a burden more than a benefit.
      • dvtrn 5y ago
        It's because they're expensive to have. I'm not carrying water for it, but as one of my kids like to say: "it is what it is"
  • quantified 5y ago
    Market forces at the most basic.