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by canada_dry
2239 days ago
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The whole "users don't care" is really ignoring consumer's cognitive dissonance on security. Adopting the stance that "vast majority of potential consumers in the world don't choose digital products based on security" time-and-time again bites organizations in the ass when there's a breach. |
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The bite isn't very hard though. The largest data breach of the 21st century in terms of users was Adobe and it cost them just 2 million in legal.
The only painful data breach I can think of financially has been Equifax. Everyone else just sent out a "reset your password" email, paid for a couple lawyers and PR people, and went on with their companies.
Can you name a company killed by a data breach? I can't think of one.