Awful I'm sure, but doesn't need to be, all it does it run a lot of snmp queries on an isolated network, store the data, and serve static webpages to via a proxy
>Awful I'm sure
I don't really want to describe our company messaging platform to have "awful" security.
The truth is that you don’t know.
And slack has been breached before. So this is a weird argument to make. The point being made is that you can determine your own trade-offs. With slack: you simply can’t.
What's the security update status on that?