>a lot of access to the modern "highly connected" cars they are making The systems for this are super complex, we (software engineers) build absolutely huge an

>a lot of access to the modern "highly connected" cars they are making The systems for this are super complex, we (software engineers) build absolutely huge and complex systems for everything. Lots of functionality is often forgotten and just lives as an old website IE6-compatible somewhere. And honestly, we have no idea what's there, but millions of SEs over the last 30 years had to build lots of thing, right? One such example that always interests me was 2013 - when PM of Cyprus decided to claim 10% of money on every bank account people had. https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30588134.html https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30588134.html Consider that that functionality had to be somewhere centralised with a standardised API, available to the PR and his team, supported by every bank in Cyprus and regularly tested. Your PM must also have such tools available, and more. Knowledge about such tools must be protected and available to only a handful of people.