Despite all that, Japanese IT data security is a joke though. They all talk the talk here but most systems I've seen are held together by sticks and glue on the backend. If I didn't live here I wouldn't dream of giving my data to a Japanese firm.
> but most systems I've seen are held together by sticks and glue on the backend.
I'm pretty sure that's - unfortunately - true for a lot of backends and not a Japanese phenomena.
Re:Is Facebook even safe anymore?
by beardedwizard on Monday June 01, 2020 @08:00AM
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Try finding an appsec job in japan.
Re:Is Facebook even safe anymore?
by ajsnigrutin on Monday June 01, 2020 @06:50AM
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...sony...
Your point being?
Re:Is Facebook even safe anymore?
by ajsnigrutin on Monday June 01, 2020 @05:09PM
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Sony had massive issues with PSN security a few years ago
I get the distinct impression that US companies largely face no consequences for data breaches and when they do it's fines that equate to less than a percent of their annual profits. Unless something changes there is very little incentive to start taking this stuff seriously.