Lmao, it's never legislation and/or enforcement. It's the checkboxes that their insurances told them they had to check or they wouldn't be covered. Half of the problem goes back to insurances being thieves who would do anything to not pay up, the other half goes to upper management not giving a shit about people.
Yep. I used to work for an FQHC, and the only thing that improved our network security was the insurance premiums we'd incur without proving compliance. Ofc course, HIPAA is a thing, but that was simply the baseline.
Corporation are not able to "care". It's the boxes's fault. That is, legislation and/or enforcement.
By that logic governments are not able to "care" either.
But both are examples of cybernetic entities, if they don't care then their control loops aren't correctly aligned.
Lmao, it's never legislation and/or enforcement. It's the checkboxes that their insurances told them they had to check or they wouldn't be covered. Half of the problem goes back to insurances being thieves who would do anything to not pay up, the other half goes to upper management not giving a shit about people.
Yep. I used to work for an FQHC, and the only thing that improved our network security was the insurance premiums we'd incur without proving compliance. Ofc course, HIPAA is a thing, but that was simply the baseline.
This meme again? Corporations are not capable of anything, but corporations are made of people, and people can care.
Call me cynical, but I would rather rely on written regulations and systems of checks than human altruism.
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We need a graph of empathy vs number of people in organization
I feel that corporations are made of people in the same sense that computers are made of transistors...
Its not like govt agencies care about security either. Its just "compliance" bs. Most european eID stuff works like that.