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I'm not sure if I agree with that. Outside of unabashed copyright infringement and grossly objectionable content (child porn, etc.), there hasn't been a real p
by snoshy 6y ago
I'm not sure if I agree with that. Outside of unabashed copyright infringement and grossly objectionable content (child porn, etc.), there hasn't been a real precedent for a tech player getting booted like this on a moment's notice. If a scenario has never occurred before, I don't see why you'd add it to your threat model.
That being said, they did not have the engineering expertise to even make a resilient stack on top of AWS. If you're running a free trial version of Okta to secure your assets in production [1], all of what you're proposing is a distant dream.
[1] https://twitter.com/okta/status/1348191370528256002 https://twitter.com/okta/status/1348191370528256002
- 8note 6y agoOFAC compliance seems like an obvious comparison? If your company gets put on an terrorist list, you'll be removed from US services very quickly.
- cygx 6y agothere hasn't been a real precedent for a tech player getting booted like this on a moment's notice Gab after the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting?