Most the IT Managers / Directors I've worked with were never from developer backgrounds. They were either an "IT Guy" that stuck it out or the "network guy" who's extent of knowledge is seemingly plugging in a network cable.
Between that and the fact most established businesses I've been in still treat IT like it's a necessary evil and waste of money, I'm not remotely surprised when stuff like this happens. My current company had a data breach, the IT Director swept it under the rug. I contacted my attorney for what I'm required to do to (to cover my ass). I emailed my managers and moved on down the road.
Between that and the fact most established businesses I've been in still treat IT like it's a necessary evil and waste of money, I'm not remotely surprised when stuff like this happens. My current company had a data breach, the IT Director swept it under the rug. I contacted my attorney for what I'm required to do to (to cover my ass). I emailed my managers and moved on down the road.