Civil engineering mostly requires you to have a government-verified certificate and to work in the country your infrastructure will be deployed in.
Software engineering doesn't, and that makes criminal prosecutions that much harder. There's no path to making it happen.
Financial liability for the company in question? Sure, that's probably doable. "Piercing the corporate veil" and punishing the executives who signed off on it? Harder but not impossible. Punishing the engineer who wrote that code, and who lives in a country with no such laws? Won't happen.
Software engineering doesn't, and that makes criminal prosecutions that much harder. There's no path to making it happen.
Financial liability for the company in question? Sure, that's probably doable. "Piercing the corporate veil" and punishing the executives who signed off on it? Harder but not impossible. Punishing the engineer who wrote that code, and who lives in a country with no such laws? Won't happen.