You know, when a company this big does this kind of things it always makes me think: are they really the only ones? It could be, or it could be that these are

You know, when a company this big does this kind of things it always makes me think: are they really the only ones? It could be, or it could be that these are the guys that know how to navigate through these risks that you mention - until something bad happens and the world is then bashing them. How many things happen and we don't see them? And they get f** rich thanks to that lack of information (which they can rely on thanks to us employees, who normally keep an eye closed or complain and "just create the Jira ticket, we will handle it later"). If this can happen in such a regulated industry, there are loopholes, and they can't be the only smart guys to exploit them to "accelerate, simplify, streamline profits" and all that. It reminds me of the VW scandal. A lot of other companies did that artwork (using a defeat device) to pass the tests. One company got the blame - no problem there, but finally, it was like a wake up call for everyone else.