Everyone, everywhere, favours proactive security reports, or should do so. This however, makes it possible to make security reports for political effect - afte

Everyone, everywhere, favours proactive security reports, or should do so. This however, makes it possible to make security reports for political effect - after all, if your guidelines are to report anything suspicious, nobody can fault you for doing just that. Is it also standard policy at Amazon to leak security reports to the media, or discuss them with journalists after the fact? We both know that's not the case.