>security teams are highly regarded in a company i doubt it. High regard for a security team is only projected, especially outside, because it is perceived as

>security teams are highly regarded in a company i doubt it. High regard for a security team is only projected, especially outside, because it is perceived as a virtue. "Security" these days in many respects is like communism ideology back then in USSR - there is just no option of not claiming allegiance to it. Where is internally it is usually just a theater. Just look at all those large publicly known breaches. >What made security different from those ethics teams? You can claim allegiance to ethics without having an ethics team, fortunately.