> You're implicitly assuming that having not-terribly-tech-savvy organizations (like governments) protect their own data is somehow better. Quite often, it is.

> You're implicitly assuming that having not-terribly-tech-savvy organizations (like governments) protect their own data is somehow better. Quite often, it is. If all the data is in one place, the payoff for hacking it is much greater than if each bit of data is on a different machine. As the man said, "why do you rob banks? Because that's where the money is."