AT&T's site wasn't an unlocked house, it was an unlocked corporation. If your personal site gets breached, it's akin to someone having walked into an unlocked

AT&T's site wasn't an unlocked house, it was an unlocked corporation. If your personal site gets breached, it's akin to someone having walked into an unlocked house. You have a right to keep your house unlocked because the only one that's going to be hurt by your negligence is you and possibly your family. A business owner that stores massive amounts of private information is not allowed to keep his doors unlocked, because it amounts to gross negligence. It wouldn't be right for someone to walk right in and steal everything, but the business should be held accountable, because they don't have the right not to secure their customers private information.