This is an interesting article with a catchy phrase. But it must also have been an easy article to write, as it comes entirely from the "Us versus Them" viewpoi

This is an interesting article with a catchy phrase. But it must also have been an easy article to write, as it comes entirely from the "Us versus Them" viewpoint. The author assumes that his or her employer is always right. Worse, the author assumes that the reader assumes that as well. But that assumption is false. It's false enough that we have a phrase, a whole vocabulary around it. "Whistleblower" comes to mind. "Impeachment" comes to mind. "White collar crime" comes to mind. IT organizations have gone rogue: the UK's "phantom withdrawals" problem demonstrates that (http://www.phantomwithdrawals.com/index.php/Phantom_Withdrawals http://www.phantomwithdrawals.com/index.php/Phantom_Withdraw... and). Whole governments have gone bad, a cliche that means I don't have to list them. Employers can go bad too. We, the rest of us, the victims, may have to "3DoS" some network entity. Study this article for both ends of the problem, but don't be taken in by its assumptions and viewpoint.