Its really not that hard to defend / audit the actions of a single lone wolf, even if they're the head of security. This is just more and more embarrassment fo

Its really not that hard to defend / audit the actions of a single lone wolf, even if they're the head of security. This is just more and more embarrassment for a company that clearly just doesn't understand security, and yet wants to force all their users of their products to rely on them as a trust model by making all of their ongoing product systems completely cloud reliant or at least holding third party root keys to sell ads / customer telemetry.