It's weird thinking of FBI raids like this. Like, what's even in the office that matters? All the data, all the systems will be in AWS or some other cloud. No o

It's weird thinking of FBI raids like this. Like, what's even in the office that matters? All the data, all the systems will be in AWS or some other cloud. No one's gonna be slowed down for a second by not being at their desk. I can scarcely imagine what would be required to try to prevent this. Call up AWS and order them to block a bunch of ports, hope there's no jumpboxes or vpns on odd ports? Run deep packet inspection and hope there aren't web terminals in use? Assuming you do get network access, assuming you're not afraid of employees messing around while you are raiding, it's still a nightmare. The office systems and the product are probably just so convoluted & interwoven in most companies.