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Security shouldn't be seen as a feature, it should be the default. Advertising something as "secure" SHOULD be seen as silly as advertising it as "doesn't cras
by Sohcahtoa82 2y ago
Security shouldn't be seen as a feature, it should be the default.
Advertising something as "secure" SHOULD be seen as silly as advertising it as "doesn't crash". But we're not ready for that, I guess.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoWith the increasing number of breaches over the years, it is 100% a feature. I see it as insurance: ideally nothing happens, but if/when something happens the company should be ready to compensate for damages.
- makeitdouble 2y agoIt's absolutely hard, but you need to advertise and promote security for it to stay relevant, internally and externally. The moment it becomes the "default" I think the only way is downward. The marketing dept should do something for that, that's their job. If Apple can tout privacy as a feature, Microsoft can find a way to have security as a shiny feature on their keynote, with internal projects rewarded for increasing security by x% etc.