Yes, there are common reasons -- poor security practices resulting from a lack of empathy, a lack of a profit motive and a very low risk of any tangible consequ

Yes, there are common reasons -- poor security practices resulting from a lack of empathy, a lack of a profit motive and a very low risk of any tangible consequences. > Is it more about people behaviour or corporate decisions? Yes. A small number of people directly decide what corporations do. A corporation's activity is usually carried out by a larger number of people, who have some, less direct, control over the corporate decision making. Orders of magnitude more people are affected by those decisions and have extremely limited and indirect means of influencing them. The goals and motivations of capital will never be truly aligned with that of the individual/people/society. Less bankers. Tax capital.