SolarWinds and now Ubiquiti have really highlighted how vulnerable we are when it comes to security. They have really highlighted the fact that many companies don't care, intentionally hide/obfuscate their security issues and generally face very little (or no) consequences when it comes to making bad decisions about security.Of note, Cyberspace Solarium Commission released a transition plan [1] for Biden and there are some great policy recommendations in there. I feel like the only way forward to actually address this is to push for legislation to address these issues.I have worked in security for about 15 or 20 years now and over the last 2-3 years have become very desensitized/burnt out because most companies just don't have the incentive to do security in an acceptable manner. Sure there are companies that are crushing it and kicking ass but the industry as a whole feels almost like it has regressed. If it weren't for ransomware that actually stops the business from doing anything, I almost feel as though many companies would not do any meaningful investment at all.[1] Transition Book for the Incoming Biden Administration -  HN: What are your thoughts on how we can address or start to chip away at this issue?