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Isn't that basically the author's point? > This brings me back to my original point: Nobody (i.e., business leaders) cares about security. What they care about
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
Isn't that basically the author's point?
> This brings me back to my original point: Nobody (i.e., business leaders) cares about security. What they care about is avoiding lost revenue due to application downtime, extortion, and lawsuits.
Followed by arguing that fines and reputation loss, under the current status quo, aren't seen by business leaders as being extraordinarily disastrous.
- alephnerd 2y ago> What they care about is avoiding lost revenue due to application downtime, extortion, and lawsuits. This is starting to align with security needs now too (eg. ransomware, data breaches, etc).
- SoftTalker 2y agoI guess the free market will determine what security is worth. Extortion demands will rise until they stop being paid. Then we will know. Unfortunately the real victims (us) will not be part of the negotiations.