Right... because the more you lock the key down and try to secure it, the greater the risk something in your security will go wrong, and then you will lose it y

Right... because the more you lock the key down and try to secure it, the greater the risk something in your security will go wrong, and then you will lose it yourself. Losing the key is not as bad, though still catastrophic, from a corporate perspective. Imagine if Apple couldn't distribute a software update ever again. Much better to not invest in super-strong security that has that risk... but then you have an increased risk of theft... It's almost like cryptographic signing keys are the modern day Ring of Power...