>As a project manager, that's the last thing you want. First, it'll show what you didn't manage well. Secondly, it costs money. Finally, negative findings will delay delivery and means you failed to deliver on time, which is your only priority.
And yet FAANGMAULs and other tech-first companies like Mozilla, seem to be doing quite well on security with relatively very few oversights, caused by dev gross negligence.
So it's definetly possible to deliver airtight products if that's your goal and part of your dev culture, instead of just "ship it by Christmas at any cost".
And yet FAANGMAULs and other tech-first companies like Mozilla, seem to be doing quite well on security with relatively very few oversights, caused by dev gross negligence.
So it's definetly possible to deliver airtight products if that's your goal and part of your dev culture, instead of just "ship it by Christmas at any cost".