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The situation you describe of some people (or companies) being neglectful or lazy, and not caring to act because their (perceived) dominance may come from a bias known as the overconfidence_effect

The dictionary has many terms for not acting. I like Indolence, with its adjective

indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

This is the same to say to someone that is neglectful or careless

So one way to name those that don't act out of some sense of perceived comfort is to say that they are showing like

overconfident careless people

The situation you describe of some people (or companies) being neglectful or lazy, and not caring to act because their (perceived) dominance may come from a bias known as the overconfidence_effect

The dictionary has many terms for not acting. I like Indolence, with its adjective

indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

This is the same to say to someone that is neglectful or careless

So, one way to refer their lack of action caused for some perceived comfort is to say that they are behaving like

overconfident careless people

The situation you describe of some people (or companies) being neglectful or lazy, and not caring to act because their (perceived) dominance may come from a bias known as the overconfidence_effect

The dictionary has many terms for not acting. I like Indolence, with its adjective

indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

This is the same to say to someone that is neglectful or careless

So one way to name those that don't act out of some sense of perceived comfort is to say that they are showing

overconfident careless

The situation you describe of some people (or companies) being neglectful or lazy, and not caring to act because their (perceived) dominance may come from a bias known as the overconfidence_effect

The dictionary has many terms for not acting. I like Indolence, with its adjective

indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

This is the same to say to someone that is neglectful or careless

So one way to name those that don't act out of some sense of perceived comfort is to say that they are showing like

overconfident careless people

Someone who doesn't act because of his/her perceived comfortable situation could be describe as

indolent

Such is the adjective that applies to those who behave

indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

The situation you describe of some people (or companies) being neglectful or lazy, and not caring to act because their (perceived) dominance may come from a bias known as the overconfidence_effect

The dictionary has many terms for not acting. I like Indolence, with its adjective

indolent
indulging in ease; avoiding labor and exertion; habitually idle; lazy; inactive.

This is the same to say to someone that is neglectful or careless

So one way to name those that don't act out of some sense of perceived comfort is to say that they are showing

overconfident careless