You've got a month to build a minimum viable product (MVP). You're burning through cash. You've got kids in or fresh out of college. There aren't many of you. Say 1-5. Every time you ask for money you give up another portion of your company. Realistically, how much security can you bake in at the start.
First thing first, Startups are never invest in security not because of money issue because of the first product is never final product. Second thing, Money concern for the start-up and they will never purchase licence softwares. Now, lets talk about scalability, In India, people are not concern about data and security but government does. For the banks, every bank has to spend 8 to 10% for the cybersecurity and this is the standards but in india, they used to 4 to 5%. So here bank is the biggest entity and they are spending small money then there is no option for the start-up. So here startup is questions mark in cybersecurity.
This is very informative
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You've got a month to build a minimum viable product (MVP). You're burning through cash. You've got kids in or fresh out of college. There aren't many of you. Say 1-5. Every time you ask for money you give up another portion of your company. Realistically, how much security can you bake in at the start.
Very interesting talk
First thing first, Startups are never invest in security not because of money issue because of the first product is never final product. Second thing, Money concern for the start-up and they will never purchase licence softwares. Now, lets talk about scalability, In India, people are not concern about data and security but government does. For the banks, every bank has to spend 8 to 10% for the cybersecurity and this is the standards but in india, they used to 4 to 5%. So here bank is the biggest entity and they are spending small money then there is no option for the start-up. So here startup is questions mark in cybersecurity.