I like to think behind every Dev anxious to ship half baked software sits an omniscient middle manager with a vague idea of what the product was supposed to do, maybe
We are headed for scary waters.
Only just when we started to have a resemblance of security we got agile and startups breaking things (making rubbish software to capture a few bucks faster) and now vibe coding and llm assisted hacking.
The point of my, arguably rant, is that there is nothing new under the sun.
It's not a guarantee this time will be the same - but it should temper the worry somewhat.
Previously no one was dumb enough to put that in one electronic database - it was on paper.
This is going to get orders of magnitude worse.
PS. Likewise, apologies, perhaps I was at fault for style: There was an underlying more serious point ...
... that, it is indeed a serious problem, that folks shouldn't be having their souls (or anything else for that matter) crushed, and that it indeed would appear to be an issue of conflicting incentives vs. management.-