The CEO of the company whose Titanic-seeking submarine has been missing for nearly two days once said safety was a “pure waste.”
The CEO of the company whose Titanic-seeking submarine has been missing for nearly two days once said safety was a “pure waste.”
I think those kind of statements shouldn’t be taken out of context.
I mean, it’s not wrong to say there has to be a balance between security and usability, but neglecting security measures is a totally different thing.
It’s true that, unfortunately often, top managers are the ones always trying to be cheap on security, but I don’t think it’s fair trying to imply someone actually did by publishing a statement out of context.
This thing will be investigated for sure, let’s not start a witch-hunt before knowing the facts.
You have a point, but in this case, I don’t think it’s really out of context. His attitude was very relevant to this tragedy imo