They aren’t bullshit jobs though in the way the author presents the problem. Honestly in cybersecurity the big hacks that usually go on is the fact that people

They aren’t bullshit jobs though in the way the author presents the problem. Honestly in cybersecurity the big hacks that usually go on is the fact that people can get crypto lockers or a whole host of problems that attack humans. The whole argument of the above shouldn’t even be anything about software. The most effective thing to secure networks is to educate your whole staff on when not to click something suspicious so instead of fighting physics we are fighting human psychology. I could argue the second is the business group overriding security practices because they accept or don’t care about the risk. So then people who were never born when the service was active have to deal with getting a project in with the vendor that doesn’t give a shit about you. Security usually even is a technical problem it’s human we just like having cool stuff presented at a con because it’s fun.