If your output pace outstrips your security team, you're failing at security
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-09-29
@BlancheMinerva continued the exchange with Boaz Barak: if a company doesn't pace its output to the rate its cybersecurity people can keep up with, then the company is failing at cybersecurity — "This is 101 stuff." The argument extends their earlier critique that OpenAI's problems reflect a consistent lack of security discipline, not an impossibly fast-changing landscape.
Related event: Security Researcher Blasts OpenAI's Habitual Security Failures(4 posts)→
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