> Yet Google just like everyone around have extremely easy sign up process that all criminals are happy about, but can blow you in a face at any time. So they f

> Yet Google just like everyone around have extremely easy sign up process that all criminals are happy about, but can blow you in a face at any time. So they first create a problem to make marketing easier and then try to compensate for it by increasing risk of fault for thrir legit customers. That's a good point. What's interesting is that Google's capabilities mean that they are able to allocate you the resources you ask for post-signup pretty much instantly, whereas AWS doesn't (they actually are just unable to allocate resources so quickly). This turns out to be a nice property if that n day spinup time window is enough to detect some bad guys and take them down in the interim, before they've caused massive damage to your infra / cost to your org. It's an O(1) improvement though. Bad guys will still just wait you out and then cause damage, so it's not like you're actually less likely to have your account frozen at AWS/Azure vs Google.