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Beyond that, it is impossible for them to ensure your data will not be hacked or comprised. Code written by humans is breakable by humans.
Not really the point I was making.
First, most hackers and badguys are lazy opportunists. They look for easy pickings and if they cannot find any, they move on. With that in mind,
BY FAR just about every major hack that ever happened was due to management and administrative negligence. Look at the Equifax hack. The software developers discovered the vulnerability, developed the necessary patch, and distributed it out to its customers several
months before Equifax was hacked. Months! Not hours or days. But months! But the Equifax sysadmins never applied it!
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That's just negligence and poor or totally absent management oversight.
On top of that, all that very sensitive data on nearly 1/2 of all Americans that was compromised, to include social security numbers, birth dates, drivers license numbers, account numbers, credit scores, and more was stored on the Equifax servers in the clear!
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Not encrypted at all! That again is pure negligence.
The entire Equifax hack, as well as most other hacks, could have easily been prevented if only the people responsible for administrating and managing (and securing) that network had done their job.
News just
today shows Equifax will get the largest fine ever but I seriously doubt it will cause others to straighten out. They probably figure that's what they have insurance for.
So my point about storing my data in the cloud is I simply don't trust the admins to do their jobs. And that is sad.