Microsoft a national security threat says ex-White House cyber policy director

Indeed. They have a particular responsibility.-

> Safety regulations, particularly in the military are frequently written in the blood of the fallen

... as one of the comments would put it, tellingly.-

  PS. Also, see Boeing ...

> I mean, isn't the possibility of any of the major cloud vendors getting 'hacked', or cryptolocked, one of the biggest threads to any country?

Right, but I think the point in this case is that Microsoft was rent seeking with the logs.

To your point, I’ve been wondering lately how much of a national security threat outsourcing, offshoring and H1B in tech poses more generally.