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BOA also didn't (doesn't) really trust the public cloud. During several all hands meetings in the org, the inevitable question of "when are we gonna start using
by allthecybers 7y ago
BOA also didn't (doesn't) really trust the public cloud. During several all hands meetings in the org, the inevitable question of "when are we gonna start using the public cloud" came up and the leaders would always say "we aren't because it isn't secure enough" or "we'd rather maintain our current governance model over what our devs build".
To your point, we need only point to recent events to show the universal customer pain that can be caused by a bad code push at Azure or AWS.
- snowwrestler 7y agoA factor that is easy for developers to overlook is that the legal system still cares who owns the hardware. So if all your stuff is at Amazon, a warrant can be served to Amazon and they will let the cops into your stuff. No contract can keep that from happening. If a company (or person) really wants complete visibility and control into their relationship with law enforcement, they have to host their own hardware... ideally, their own data center.