> Slack is one of many Silicon Valley unicorns going public this year, but it’s the only one that has admitted it is at risk for nation-state attacks. Gosh, ev

> Slack is one of many Silicon Valley unicorns going public this year, but it’s the only one that has admitted it is at risk for nation-state attacks. Gosh, everyone who runs a computer is at risk for nation-state attacks. The real question is: how high is the risk? The risk section of an S1 tries to list every imaginable threat as a risk, without any assessment of the probability or impact (the two components of risk). Using this is a source for such an article is simply wrong.