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A good security guy (not someone who just has a ton of certifications) is very expensive. If you have to ask, you don't need one. That is unless your partners o
by rational-future 12y ago
A good security guy (not someone who just has a ton of certifications) is very expensive. If you have to ask, you don't need one. That is unless your partners or clients demand one or you screwed big previously or you're in business under threat (e.g. of Chinese government interest).
- Liuser 12y agoIs this more of a reactive approach? Meaning you're hiring a security engineer after a major incident has occurred, instead of proactively ensuring you have the proper infrastructure and process in place first.
- rational-future 12y agoIMHO it's a matter of chance/game theory. Taking a proactive approach is expensive (security will slow down your development and operation) and most likely won't benefit you much.