Well, if I worked for a surveillance company, I would expect my co-workers to be dubious at least. I wonder why they use slack to post images. What went wrong

Well, if I worked for a surveillance company, I would expect my co-workers to be dubious at least. I wonder why they use slack to post images. What went wrong when employees were trained on handling personal data? Would they also post images of clients on a slack channel? This paints a clear picture. There should not be a place in anything IT that regularly handles confidential information. This might have been the sales team, but especially in their industry it should be dogmatically condemned. Trust is key in security and sadly the industry has become a shame for anything remotely connected to tech and nobody gets any safer here. edit: "sales athletes" - talent: talking shit?