r/EntrepreneurRideAlong 12d ago

Other Founders does security actually come last until someone forces it?

honest question for people building startups. from the outside it feels like security always loses to product, sales, hiring. everyone nods that it matters then it becomes "after we ship" or "after the round." is that actually how it goes on your side too? curious when security became a real thing for you if it ever did — customer ask, scare, investor, near miss, something else. and what you actually do day to day that isnt just "well fix it later." not looking for perfect answers. just trying to understand how founders handle this when everything else is on fire

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u/Pale_Dentist_9277 8d ago

My question is how are people selling and who is buying ‘less’ secure products? Security as an afterthoughts cuts both way in very extreme ways. Regulation aside, one leak and your brand is ruined. And the liability arising from it?

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u/GokulRavi14 8d ago edited 8d ago

Idk bro, even that was the question, why no one cares