[TheRealDunkirk]

> In reading Mudges' complaint, it really paints the Twitter leadership (esp. Agrawal) as simply not caring about security enough to do anything about it.

I've worked in 3 Fortune 250 blue chip companies. My experience is that senior management is doing just enough about security to check the boxes that the trade press -- and the consultants they say we should hire -- say we need to check to have enough legal coverage to weather a possible lawsuit.

Given that Yahoo! had their ENTIRE user database hacked, and VISA, and endless other examples of major personal data breaches, and that none of these things ever results in anything more than a slap on the wrist, I'd say that even these paltry box-checking efforts are probably a waste of money.

I don't know how this situation would be materially any different at a "FAANG" company versus a 100-year-old manufacturing company.