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Who should "go bankrupt" in this case? Ticketmaster? Snowflake? Snowflake's data subprocessors? The manufacturer(s) of the desktop or security apps on the compr
by skeeter2020 2y ago
Who should "go bankrupt" in this case? Ticketmaster? Snowflake? Snowflake's data subprocessors? The manufacturer(s) of the desktop or security apps on the compromised employee's machine? I get your natural but naive reaction, but as someone who just lived through the Sisense breach as neither the original source or end-user, it's much more complicated than you try and present it.
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- toofy 2y ago> I get your natural but naive reaction, but as someone who just lived through the Sisense breach as neither the original source or end-user, it's much more complicated than you try and present it. If they find it too complicated to keep our data safe then they shouldnt store it and make billions annually trading in our information. i don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect them to take responsibility for their own actions. either they’re responsible enough to collect our data and use it or they’re not.