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Like with physical business, if you can't guarantee proper security - you should not be in this business. Companies cut costs on cyber security whenever they c
by risyachka 3y ago
Like with physical business, if you can't guarantee proper security - you should not be in this business.
Companies cut costs on cyber security whenever they can. And if you try to expose it you can get sued. It's about time this ends. Hopefully everywhere soon.
- BiteCode_dev 3y agoThere are millions of small businesses that have an online presence and no way to protect themselves against a physical building penetration. Heck, most administrations can't. A small town city council cannot be expected to have the budget or expertise to deal with someone trying to break in.
- karaterobot 3y ago> Like with physical business, if you can't guarantee proper security - you should not be in this business. What's an example of a business that can guarantee proper physical or computer security? I can't think of any. All I know about managing security is that you first acknowledge that you can't ever be completely safe. I'll assume you mean they guarantee that they have done due diligence to reduce their threat profile — which isn't really saying much either.