Dan Guido

Ouf. I would never insult a client like this.

I really hope you would if they repeatedly used your name for marketing purposes and misrepresented what you did for them in order to put more of users money at risk after ignoring your most basic and most explicit recommendations...

Had that same problem recently. Dealt with it professionally.

How did you reach a resolution if you didn't disclose to third parties and third parties were at risk?

The client updated their public statement to account for our feedback and request for correction, and that statement was communicated to their audience. This occurred after working privately and courteously with the client for a few days to make sure we were on the same page.

And if that client had been hacked prior to you starting to work with them to resolve said issue and they were blaming you publicly for not catching the issue in your audit?

Then I would sue for breach of contract, not throw insults on Twitter.