jusaduder
Re:Equifax CEO Richard Smith Who Oversaw Breach to Collect $90M
on Friday September 29, 2017 @06:01AM (#15363997)
>The thing is they _didn’t_ hire a good CEO. This happened on his watch.
I guess nearly every US President and global leader, along with 80% of global CEOs aren't "good" either, because bad things happened on their watch. Some much, much worse than a data breach.
I'm not saying this guy was good, but that your standard is impossible to reach.
Re:Equifax CEO Richard Smith Who Oversaw Breach to Collect $90M
on Friday September 29, 2017 @05:55AM (#15363979)
>No, it should read 'if big bad things happen, you pay us the damages'.
It would be utterly ridiculous for any person to sign a contract that said "In the event this company gets hacked, you a personally liable." I wouldn't, and you wouldn't either.
Re:Stressful lives of older tech workers
on Thursday September 28, 2017 @05:01AM (#15355746)
>These are the uncurious people, who never delved deeper, never tried doing more than required...
So in other words, some old people are good, some are bad. Just like young people. This is not known?