Sure the article focuses on Mudge because the's blowing the whistle, but Mudge and Rinki Sethi (ex-CISO) were fired at the same time. When you fire both your c

Sure the article focuses on Mudge because the's blowing the whistle, but Mudge and Rinki Sethi (ex-CISO) were fired at the same time. When you fire both your chief of security and your CISO months after you hire them, it's weird. Even if your chief of security had personal failings, why fire his boss? If the boss falls on her sword for direct, that certainly makes me think to take what their saying seriously.