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Henry is obviously trying his best to pin this entire thing on an employee as a one-time incident that happened this Friday. Yet, he doesn't do anything to add
by alsodumb 3y ago
Henry is obviously trying his best to pin this entire thing on an employee as a one-time incident that happened this Friday.
Yet, he doesn't do anything to address the concerns that similar things happened to many other companies, even before Friday: https://x.com/karrisaarinen/status/1743743570371321978?s=20 https://x.com/karrisaarinen/status/1743743570371321978?s=20
He also goes on length to explain how they manage customer data, and yet at no point indicates how the sales employee managed to get a company's cap table info. Sure, all humans capable of accessing cap tables are tracked and audited, but what's the point if anybody can self-accept a request to access the data.
The truth is, had Karri enrolled Linear in CartaX, or if the investor Karri mentioned had his public info online, Carta would have done everything they can to brush this incident off. Karri provided irrefutable evidence that showed that the only way this could have happened is by a breach on Carta's side, and Henry had no option other than first calling it a one time incident, then saying it's an incident limited to three customers, and then personally attacking Karri and trying to gaslight him with a passive-aggressive response.
Edit: Here is Karri's (Linear CEO) response to the blogpost with more evidence that this happened well before Friday: https://x.com/karrisaarinen/status/1744155886132826234?s=20 https://x.com/karrisaarinen/status/1744155886132826234?s=20