Over a decade of military and then offensive CNE work, a quick tour around the private sector and then a decade of leading Chrome. I guess Chrome had a ton of s

Over a decade of military and then offensive CNE work, a quick tour around the private sector and then a decade of leading Chrome. I guess Chrome had a ton of security issues early on? I can't really think why they'd pick someone like this for directing Chrome and not Chrome security specifically. Even picking him for his contacts doesn't make sense - it's a free product, not much in the way of government contracts to land. And from a "mole" perspective, it'd make more sense to go to Project Zero anyway. Also, genuine question: isn't it hard to go private sector if most of your resume is redacted? How do you convince employers that you're talented?