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They also require a few other things: - a single person or committee with the authority to sign off on $1 million for this sort of thing. - a willingness to r
by afarrell 10y ago
They also require a few other things:
- a single person or committee with the authority to sign off on $1 million for this sort of thing.
- a willingness to risk the legal and PR consequences of being discovered.
Which cuts out a lot of potential corporate espionage
- vfclists 10y agoThis presumes that the exploits can only be found by companies with deep pockets, which are probably deep only because they are willing to sell them. What if there are equally good teams who are not in it for the money?
- afarrell 10y agoWhy would a corporation maintain an espionage team for any other reason?