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The person is probably a temp/vendor from a consulting company (think accenture or cognizant), who should've signed the same NDA agreements as anyone working on
by hknd 7y ago
The person is probably a temp/vendor from a consulting company (think accenture or cognizant), who should've signed the same NDA agreements as anyone working on that stuff.
- ilikehurdles 7y agoBut whose machine monitoring, security, and use habits almost definitely do not match the requirements Googmazon would require for its own employees. These vendors, time and time again, end up being the weak spots in companies' and governments' handling of sensitive information.
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- TheAdamist 7y agoand how are they going to enforce the NDA? contractors are being paid peanuts in bad working conditions - firing them might land them a better job elsewhere, and they don't have any assets to sue for any kind of monetary damages.
- ben_w 7y agoThat can still bankrupt the person on the receiving end of the lawsuit. Just because damages don’t necessarily fully compensate for the loss, doesn’t mean it’s not a massive deterrent to the behaviour.