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— but instead I'd hazard that the news has an important takeaway worth remembering: The NSA found a gap in the armor of data, and happily helped itself.
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Glenn Webb's equally unsavory alter ego is an alligator, for which he has fashioned a mask and body suit that ostensibly protect him but also feature revealing gaps in the armor.
So that's kind of a crack in the armor.
But as a way of probing gaps in the lawyers' armor, it's not a bad method.
There has been only one glaring gap in the N.F.L.'s shiny armor, and that is the sad physical, and sometimes poor financial, shape of many of its older, retired players.
Allowing such a gap in your security armor is a risk no organization should take.
But there are dents in the armor.
"Mike Ovitz was the chink in the armor.
"We look for chinks in the armor," he said.
"It's a chink in the armor, for sure".
But there are more chinks in the armor now.
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