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>and then giving them access to documents pertaining to US military technology Not true! Once a technology is deemed to fall under ITAR or EAR, the export regu
by namirez 8y ago
>and then giving them access to documents pertaining to US military technology
Not true! Once a technology is deemed to fall under ITAR or EAR, the export regulations kick in. Doesn't matter if the technology belongs to the government, a large company, a startup, or a university lab. And for obvious reasons, sometimes people are not aware this fact.
- fastball 8y agoRandom technology does not fall under ITAR or EAR. They are specific regulations that are pertinent to a very particular industry. If you are building military defense technology, you should probably be familiar those regulations and act accordingly.