I have low expectations from C-level executives. But this incident and his response to it has changed my perspective of them just slightly.
It's a rare incident where a C-level executive actually takes accountability for their fuck up. Shit rolls down hill. He is very likely to end up taking the helm at another place or startup on his own. He is the exact opposite of the CrowdStrike CEO (George Kurtz) that caused an absolute shitstorm compared to DigiCert incident.
It's a rare incident where a C-level executive actually takes accountability for their fuck up. Shit rolls down hill. He is very likely to end up taking the helm at another place or startup on his own. He is the exact opposite of the CrowdStrike CEO (George Kurtz) that caused an absolute shitstorm compared to DigiCert incident.