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Disney ditching Slack after massive July data breach
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Purchase a tool and self host. You can't un-leak data no matter how much money you get.
You are in charge of internal policies and can enforce them.
Self-hosting isn't some silver bullet. Poorly self-hosted stuff is way less secure than large corporate cloud-based services. There are very few organizations that can successfully craft a secure IT environment for themselves.
Data can be leaked from self hosted services as well especially if you don't have people with he skillset and management that backs up the security team.