Looking at some of the security issues Azure has had in the recent past[1], I am not convinced that Microsoft is at top of their game when it comes to security.

Looking at some of the security issues Azure has had in the recent past[1], I am not convinced that Microsoft is at top of their game when it comes to security. Now with Open AI's primary infrastructure being on Azure, I am seeing all these tenancy breaks in a new light. Earlier, if you did not have an Azure presence then these critical issues did not affect you but now if you have enterprise Open AI (which most tech companies probably already do by now) then they have a ton of your data and one of these tenancy breaks could be used to get your data. Open AI is probably not very mature in their security posture and them hosted on Azure is a double whammy if you truly care about your data. Note that this probably does not affect US govt because from what I understand MS has a totally isolated dedicate Azure environment for US Govt entities. [1] https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/azures_vulnerabilities_are_quack/ https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/azures_vulnerabilities_ar...