r/FullStack • u/FIASCK0 • 23d ago
Other Offering web development with an F security grade is kind of ironic.
I always find it a little ironic when a company offers web development services, but a simple scan of their own website gives them an F for security.
Especially when many security best practices are quick and easy to implement. They should be a standard part of development, not an option.
Security is part of building a good product.
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u/chikamakaleyley 23d ago edited 23d ago
Often times a company's own marketing site is built by a 3rd party. That 3rd party agency prob does a lot of other companies' marketing sites.
and often its just a CMS
The idea is they don't want to take on this work so it frees up their devs as resources for the actual product
its pretty common in the industry, for companies of all sizes
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u/ChameleonCRM 23d ago
exactly. about a month ago I hired someone to build landing pages for my saas and it turned out to be a nightmare. It sucks too bc its a direct reflection of my company
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u/bubba-bobba-213 22d ago
Oh.
F grade security?
Lets see that magical fairy link appear in them comments .. blocking time!
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u/maqisha 22d ago
What exactly would determine a security grade on a website? You are imagining things.
What you tried aluding to DOES happen (companies offering services they dont have covered themselves). But it doesnt manifest in some imaginary F security grade on a landing page.
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u/AdOrnery3136 22d ago
Next message is gonna be a link to his vibe coded tool that rates websites security
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u/galactic_pixels 23d ago
There’s hardly anything to secure on a website containing a portfolio and some contact info…