June 30, 2024, 11:31 a.m. | /u/Grand_Competition_62

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I work at an international company and in our department which is quite siloed security practices are poor. Lots of development tools haven't been updated in years. They do have a compliance department but it doesn't seem really connected. Does it make sense to report so I don't put myself into legal trouble should anything bad happen? Does it make a difference in which country I am? I have raised the issues repeatedly internally and things are being remediated but …

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