C++ is way safer than C thanks to stronger type checking and what you can achieve via library types like STL collections.

However the C unsafety is still present due to the compatibility compromises with C in C++'s design.

With teams it is very hard to control what each developer makes use of, even with static analysis.

That was kind of my point. I really think that if anything, C++ cannot be as unsafe as C. You can do crap in C++ just as well as you can do in C, but at least C++ gives you tools to do things way more safely IMO.

Yes, that is one reason why I never liked C, but do enjoy C++ for personal projects or when everyone on the team is quite comfortable with it.

For the other type of enterprise projects I rather use languages that follow Algol linage of memory safety.