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Prologue

I don't know about you, but I have Jeremiah in a list on Twitter that allows me to read/think about some of the things he posts without the noise of the rest of Twitter.

Should a company that develops software be held responsible when a bug they missed is exploited? Why do we "Agree" on all those click-through agreements which basically disavow any responsibility, anyway?

What about security tools - if they scan and miss a flaw that's later exploited, shouldn't they be liable?

These and other salient topics are discussed in fairly great detail without all the usual hype you hear around this topic. Please join us, this is a wonderful episode to listen to more than once.

Guest

Jeremiah Grossman
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grossmanjeremiah/
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DtSR Episode 447 - TPA Software Security Liability and Insurance

Down the Security Rabbithole Podcast (DtSR)

DtSR Episode 447 - TPA Software Security Liability and Insurance