Bruce Schneier argued that introducing liability for software vendors will give them an incentive to build software with security in mind. Tenable Network Security CSO Marcus Ranum said that consumers already chose the mediocre and killed the companies that actually produced reliable software in the process. Schneier used the automotive and financial sectors as examples of industries where introducing liabilities has led to security improvements. Vendors shouldn’t support all costs if something goes wrong because of their software, but they shouldn’t get away without paying anything either, Schneier said.”]