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Microsoft’s incident response is getting a failing grade from researchers
(databreaches.net)
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Everything old is new again, I guess. Many companies have responsible disclosure processes and even bug bounties, directly because they got raked over the coals by security researchers in the early 2000's and 2010's. When someone can completely fuck your reputation by releasing direct proof of your failings, pissing them off is a pretty bad plan.
But, it would seem that all of the intelligence at Microsoft really is artificial these days.