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Size matters though, I don't think the NSA is going to go after you SaaS because some small company in the US is a competitor. When you're at the level that it
by luckylion 6y ago
Size matters though, I don't think the NSA is going to go after you SaaS because some small company in the US is a competitor.
When you're at the level that it becomes a concern, you should be paranoid in any case, not just because you might get targeted, but because industrial espionage doesn't require the NSA. When serious money is involved, every competitor can hire a bunch of guys who are, for all intents and purposes, in the same league. They may not have the latest & greatest 0day, but the NSA isn't going to burn that on most industrial espionage cases either (especially not in Western countries, where they can just talk to their intelligence counterparts and expect cooperation).
- stunt 6y agoSure! this is only about strategic players. For Dutch I know Shell, NXP, ASML, Airbus. But also their whole finance, accounting and telecommunication sector, and generally all big industrial companies. I think this should be a normal advice in any country. Countries spying on each other isn't new and smartphones and tablets are just an easy door to open.