High profile convictions are not a good way of dealing with this. Not in the short or long term. Sure they have an impact, and laws should be enforced, but that’s not a substitute for managing the industry properly.
High profile convictions are not a good way of dealing with this. Not in the short or long term. Sure they have an impact, and laws should be enforced, but that’s not a substitute for managing the industry properly.
> aware of existing and new laws, standards and codes of practice
Yeah, because software business is not at all ruled by fads.
1997: you have to follow Extreme Programming (XP) or you don't get your license
2000: you now have to use XML for everything in XML or you don't get your license
2002: you now have to follow Agile or you don't get your license
2025: you now have to write everything in Rust or you don't get your license
etc., etc.
Sysadmins/other adjacent roles should likely have the same requirements. An unmaintained/unsecured server can create a huge liability.