> considering implementing it correctly would require hiring talented engineers with expensive salaries
Perhaps this is a new business model, replacing the traditional model of hiring expensive engineers to achieve secure software development? If this is true, then we should all move to this new model and the existing "talented engineers with expensive salaries" are simply overpaid.
I don't actually think this is true, but if it were, what would be wrong with it?
You could also provide all the source to your program to your customers, so they could see and modify it. With this, every customer who has the time and inclination to report and help with the resolution of a problem is like a new pair of eyes looking for bugs. It could be said that with enough pairs of eyes, all bugs seem eye-poppingly obvious.
I think we should call this model open-soars, because it lets your software soar in the open sky above the competition.
Perhaps this is a new business model, replacing the traditional model of hiring expensive engineers to achieve secure software development? If this is true, then we should all move to this new model and the existing "talented engineers with expensive salaries" are simply overpaid.
I don't actually think this is true, but if it were, what would be wrong with it?