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Sure, but it's not normally the guy in charge of security that gets to complain the security isn't good enough.
by SilverBirch 4y ago
Sure, but it's not normally the guy in charge of security that gets to complain the security isn't good enough.
- zhengyi13 4y agoI seem to read fairly often about security folk (or even plain ol' sysadmins) bemoaning their companies' security, like their presence or oversight is a box checking exercise rather than a real commitment.
- bombcar 4y agoBeing in charge of security usually means two things: 1. You find out all the problems. 2. You can't fix all of them (many reasons here, not all malicious) and are setup to take the fall. Rinse and repeat.