During a staff meeting, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg voiced his frustrations about frequent internal remarks leaking to the press, stating it hampers efforts for openness. This led Meta's chief information security officer, Guy Rosen, to issue a stern warning against leaking information, emphasizing potential repercussions for employees, including termination. Recent incidents included firings of employees who shared sensitive information. As Zuckerberg navigates relationships with political figures, employees were advised to refrain from discussing possibly controversial topics, reflecting ongoing concerns about maintaining internal communications securely.
We try to be really open and then everything I say leaks, said Zuckerberg during an all-hands meeting with staff.
We take leaks seriously and will take action, said Rosen in an internal memo.
Our teams become demoralized and we all waste time that is better spent working on our products and toward our goals and mission.
We recently terminated relationships with employees who leaked confidential company information inappropriately and exfiltrated sensitive documents.
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