Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Cyber security cleaning house

Cyber security executives have recently been firing people because they have been putting their own spin on executive orders and thus individuals have been terminated for not meeting company expected standards. Starting in quarter one management is further informed to start cutting manpower based on personal perception and end of year reviews. It's not about your job it's about popularity contest and thus as long as you make your manager and managers above them happy then you're in a good place but if you try to protect the bank or do something that is against the CISO new secure design plan they are going to terminate you without a chance to redeem yourself. Management is further encouraged to get rid of people who do not get above meets.

In short the new management chain wants nothing more than mindless monkeys to push buttons and follow scripts where pictures match the words this is why cybersecurity management is incapable of protecting its employees and throwing them underneath the bus.

Majority of the roles that cybersecurity fulfills will be replaced by AI and managers will be displaced or move to another team to fulfill another role depending on if that executive likes them or not. For managers who are not near a hub location and were promised a year and a half to two year extension to keep their job that's expected to end in quarter one and those managers are expected to be laid off or terminated.

To those individuals in the cyber security line of business good luck now that you are forced to compete like a model competes in a beauty pageant there is no reason for you to even willingly stay here now that you are degraded even more.

And for those who are not aware of cyber security is making this adjustment in quarter one because they're taking advantage of the PTO burn for the holiday season.

If you are not liked by your manager or your manager has given you biased end of year reviews in the last 2 years then your ticket is punched you are going to be gone quarter one


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@cn preferably the offshoring cycle will be swinging back first

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Post ID: @1ab+1kc2wb550

@cn
I agree on the neighborhood concept. What an effin joke that is. Overly complicated, and frankly its going to be a heck of an issue when something breaks and everyone is standing around scratching their heads. Because they don't understand traditional datacenter networking, much less overlays and neighborhoods. Yep.....wait for the headlines folks....its what you get when you d-mb down your staff and introduce complexity. But, BE will get her bonus and move on.

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Post ID: @fq+1kc2wb550

Majority of cybersecurity is a scam and has been for almost a decade. Management is poorly skilled have no idea of risks and are working hand in hand with Indian counterparts.

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Post ID: @ey+1kc2wb550

We’re gonna see all sort of issues as more stuff moves to new data centers and changes they’re making. Decades of standard practice will be upended and things will be a hassle. Anybody thinking we’re moving tin of stuff to cloud is fooling themselves

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Post ID: @d1+1kc2wb550

And this is happening across the board in cyber. Especially at cyber companies like an Okta, Synopsis, Crowdstrike, Fortinet, you name it.

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Post ID: @d0+1kc2wb550

Isn't security provided with Openshift? Probably like most endeavors at WF. Specs not defined before push.

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Post ID: @cz+1kc2wb550

@as
Yup, and the cycle starts again.
Can't wait to see the results of the cluster F neighborhood concept will reap down the road. By that time, BE will be gone, SVB will co-run tech with TK and be CEO, and CS will still be COB.

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Post ID: @cn+1kc2wb550

@ab I don't disagree, but I think it's more, on-prem will be gone just about the time management realizes the cloud is far too expensive and unreliable to run a bank on. Then we start a huge project to bring everything back in house via a private cloud.

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Post ID: @as+1kc2wb550

@aa

No not really. Cloud providers take zero responsibility for Wells Fargo workloads in the cloud. On-prem isn’t going away either.

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Post ID: @ab+1kc2wb550

Cybersecurity was one of the planned graveyards with the move to cloud. It's literally in the marketing material that the hyperproviders of cloud handle the cybersecurity for you. That's one of the selling points of software/platform/infrastructure as a service.

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Post ID: @aa+1kc2wb550

You are on point! It already started in Q4.

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