A slop factory is not a software company. It's a feature-assembly line.

We obsess over TLS. We lock down data *in transit*, but what about when the data stops moving? That is where **encryption at rest** comes in, and it is easy to misunderstand.

Some people think this is a Western problem. The focus on individualism and ambition makes that an easy conclusion. But watching different groups over the years, that never quite held up. This is not a Western trait. It is a human tendency that can appear anywhere.

Do not let "its complicated" silence your conscience. Some things are simple. Right now, humanity is one of them.

A clean, user-friendly single-sign-on experience across multiple customer domains, simplifying a traditionally complex part of SaaS architecture.