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If you've worked for any major F500 Enterprise, this is all par for the course. Currently on a contract with a healthcare giant, while security is pretty tight
by _fat_santa 4y ago
If you've worked for any major F500 Enterprise, this is all par for the course. Currently on a contract with a healthcare giant, while security is pretty tight because HIPPA, generally everything else is chaotic. I'm going to speculate that Twitter is probably worse than the mean, but at pretty much every large company that operates massive pieces of software, youre gonna get a ton of chaos by default.
- johndhi 4y agothis was my reaction, too. and I'd add: the legal requirement is basically to have 'industry standard' security; no more and no less. there is no legal requirement to have air tight security (which probably isn't even technically possible at a company of this scale anyway).
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