Taking Customer Privacy Seriously

Indeed, Whittaker straight up calls this stock response a lie, and points to the existence of Google and Facebook and their business model as evidence. What most concerns a business hit with a breach is the financial impact, and usually it seems paying a fine after the fact is preferred to spending on security beforehand.

The takeaway is that there’s no single thing companies have to prepare for when it comes to cybersecurity. Taking customer “privacy and security seriously” may just be words for some, but through proper action, policies and structure, they don’t have to be.

By: Jonathan Weicher

Copyright: NetLib Security

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