Posts by netcoder1 2 publicly visible posts • joined 12 Sep 2017
> more common meaning, i.e. someone who has completed an education in engineering
Right. Because every McDonald's employee has completed an education in customer service or catering.
Seriously, title and education have really anything to do with each other, except in a few select cases, and engineering is not one of them.
Has nothing to do with being cheap. Whether it's open or proprietary, software is going to be vulnerable.
Knowing that, you should puy proper security measures in place to prevent sensitive data from being accessed in the event of a security breach in the frontend software.
A good understanding of security with proper encryption and segmentation could have easily prevented that.
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