@SwiftOnSecurity a year+ ago I did azure security training, provided by Microsoft, in singapore, to folks they knew were security professionals ...
And every session of the multi-week epic involved setting up resources groups, servers, storage and users with credentials or settings that were just plain insecure. "we'll just do X- you wouldn't do this in production but for training purposes we'll do this quick work around" every time, every exercise.
"here's an rdp link" " copy this password" "open this to internet so we can X"
Teach / train /ship by default.. the way you want people to use it-- this must be, securely. Anything else is an abomination, a taint on the future... /rantoff

@kostchei @SwiftOnSecurity You'll get the same thing with IBM, Google, etc because big tech firms only run conferences for marketing purposes. They're organised by marketing and they want business decision makers to adopt their products. That's the only reason why they exist.