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Re:Ex-NSA Chief’s Cybersecurity Startup Draws Funding by linkregister on Monday October 26, 2015 @02:07PM (#10453170)
Etsy, of all organizations, is considered to be one of the best. It has the most rigorous security measures in a usable internet-connected network I've ever heard of.

And the ones listed by @rdl.

Re:Ex-NSA Chief’s Cybersecurity Startup Draws Funding by bruu_ on Monday October 26, 2015 @02:13PM (#10453215)
Are you joking? Not trying to be critical, I just can't tell if you're serious. Why would Etsy have the most rigorous security measures?
Re:Ex-NSA Chief’s Cybersecurity Startup Draws Funding by tptacek on Monday October 26, 2015 @02:35PM (#10453408)
They aren't joking. How? Because they went out of their way to hire very good appsec people to build their team. There's a geography and right-place right-time element to what they did, too.

They're a pretty good case study for how the right senior hires at the right time can set the tone for a security organization for many years after those people leave.

Re:Ex-NSA Chief’s Cybersecurity Startup Draws Funding by TeMPOraL on Monday October 26, 2015 @02:27PM (#10453341)
Etsy is a weird case. I'd never, ever have thought there's so many such good people in a company that initially seemed to me to be a random eBay-like store for selling trinkets. And yet, it turns out they have serious talent and post a lot of very interesting tech stuff.
Re:Ex-NSA Chief’s Cybersecurity Startup Draws Funding by rdl on Monday October 26, 2015 @02:19PM (#10453263)
They had (have?) a security team entirely larger and more competent than I'd expect (or, honestly, really choose to seek to have) in an org their size. I think they were just lucky to get a couple great people early on and doubled down.