> anything of interest for prosecution won't be written down, especially not on company devices
This vastly overestimates the opsec of most tech executives.
> anything of interest for prosecution won't be written down, especially not on company devices
This vastly overestimates the opsec of most tech executives.
In my own experience, the brass sets the culture and expectations that encourage department heads to break the law. Certainly there are done CEOs explicitly commanding people to do crime, but it's more common to tell people to, eg, move fast, focus on profits, and do whatever needs to get done.