I once brought this up to someone because the databases we used for testing were sitting in our organization's resource group to be modified globally, and I wan

I once brought this up to someone because the databases we used for testing were sitting in our organization's resource group to be modified globally, and I wanted to ensure there was a backup in case we messed up something, or at least restrict access to our team. The data went back years and there was no clear way if reproducing it if something went wrong. He said no, and didn't allow me to, on the basis that you're being trusted to work here, so you're also being trusted not to mess with anything you don't need to. Therefore we didn't have to limit access to anyone. I felt that was missing the point since there could also be accidents.