One thing the article somewhat glosses over: it treats "move fast and break things" as a cause, but in many of the cases cited — Theranos especially — the rush wasn't the origin of the problem, it was the disguise for it. Theranos didn't break things through excessive agility; it systematically lied about a technology it knew didn't work, using "disruptive" and "fail fast" language as rhetorical cover for deliberate fraud. Stacking that case next...

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and it seems to me that many of those who develop such systems also think this way. they think that the 'S' will protect their application from most attacks

use <span style='color: brown'>Tor</span> to reverse it

I think that every programmer has thought about building something robotically at some point, I myself went to university not for the programming itself but with the aim of building something related to it.

and how to implement security policies so that both applications that depend on a single API are more secure?

I tried something with a SEGA and it almost blew up in my face