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Depends on the client and purpose and actual action. Thinly veiled PR like this is advertisement to state agencies who will contract their work out to you. Eve
by rolltiide 7y ago
Depends on the client and purpose and actual action.
Thinly veiled PR like this is advertisement to state agencies who will contract their work out to you. Even if it is work with a government that your own government doesn't agree with, thats when the lack of munitions regulation on exploits comes into play. So as long as your state client isn't on the OFAC list, you can take the contract.