He worked at Sandia so he seems to have engineering chops. But it is ridiculous to think that one individual or even one isolated group can defend against perva

He worked at Sandia so he seems to have engineering chops. But it is ridiculous to think that one individual or even one isolated group can defend against pervasive threats. Like worker safety, it has to be a cultural priority starting at the top and made priority #1 in every decision and work process. Even then, security is an illusion. Eventually something or someone will find a way to get through. Zero trust needs to be embraced. Assume every employee, partner, developer and vendor is going to have full internal access and abuse it...then defend from there.