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How? Software has the same problems. Usually the core of the problem is the perception that training costs too much and so problems from bad practice are encou
by austin-cheney 3y ago
How?
Software has the same problems. Usually the core of the problem is the perception that training costs too much and so problems from bad practice are encouraged until there is a class action lawsuit. I have seen this occur many times in my career whether it’s due to missing security, accessibility, or reporting.
- jabroni_salad 3y agoliterally just put c-levels in jail until they figure it out, just like we do for fraud. Isn't the level of responsibility the reason for the high compensation?
- austin-cheney 3y agoNo, this is stupid. Blame the technicians who know better but intentionally disregard the necessary controls because they want to earn a bonus. Imagine if software developers could be individually sued for writing discriminatory, privacy violating, or insecure software. Then the fraud you speak of would naturally separate away from unintentional defects and software would be less defective overall. Then the C-levels are directly responsible when they tolerate their technicians committing the fraud you speak of.