DraftKings CEO Jason Robins faces the media firing squad

DraftKings CEO Jason Robins continued his media tour on Thursday, seeking to turn down the heat on the scandal that has plagued the daily fantasy sports (DFS) industry this week.

The scandal began after a DraftKings’ staffer was revealed to have been given access to player ownership percentage data before all that week’s NFL contests had closed. Both DraftKings and rival FanDuel have since tapped third parties to conduct reviews of the companies’ internal data handling policies and practices.

In an interview with Fortune, Robins said the law firm of Greenberg Traurig had been asked to conduct “a full audit of all the sensitive data available on DraftKings in the last several years – who accessed it, how, when.” Robins said this demonstrated that DraftKings wasn’t focused solely on the lone incident involving the aforementioned employee.

Robins straddled the fence when asked why the company waited until after the scandal blew up to institute policies that prevent staff from playing on rival DFS sites. While insisting that DraftKings “always had strong monitoring in place,” Robins acknowledged that the ban was something “we should have done before.”