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"What are the security implications for this?" does a similar thing. People don't like it and eventually you either take the hint or people stop inviting you to
by kelseyfrog 2y ago
"What are the security implications for this?" does a similar thing. People don't like it and eventually you either take the hint or people stop inviting you to meetings.
On the positive note, it works in so far as once it's said, the folks in charge can't hide under the blanket of ignorance. But it doesn't work in that it you're seen as the problem rather than asking "why the heck do we keep suggesting illegal things"?
- tedivm 2y agoI loved working in a HIPAA regulated field- "we literally can't do that without breaking the law" would actually work to make people remember that security is important. That said I lucked out in that one of the two cofounders actually understood why this was important (and he gave me permission to revoke all access to sensitive data from the other cofounder).