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Every time I see a data breach caused by a third party vendor, I can't help but wonder why are these big companies so deeply reliant on outsourcing, yet so lax
by atbvu 1y ago
Every time I see a data breach caused by a third party vendor, I can't help but wonder why are these big companies so deeply reliant on outsourcing, yet so lax when it comes to controlling security?
- theknarf 1y agoUsually some regulation change that the company is not aware off, they have to run to find a fix as soon as possible, some business guy who don't know anything about tech find a vendor who are ready to sell a solution (they probably created their whole business last month on a gamble that the new regulation would be passed and that businesses would be rushing for a solution). Then they simply buy that solution "for compliance" as a top down decision, even when internal employees ring the warning bell.
- kevincox 1y agoBecause the consequences of events like this are minimal so why would they waste time and effort worrying about it?
- atbvu 1y agoI don't think incidents like this are minor. I believe personal information security is very important. Maybe they see the consequences as small, but I don't.
- kevincox 1y agoI don't meant the consequences to the people who had the data leaked. I mean the consequences to the companies that didn't take security seriously and leaked the data.