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The underlying reasons detailed in that report, again, are gripes about the corporate structure, transparency, and illegal practices. There are no current or pa
by ghastmaster 4y ago
The underlying reasons detailed in that report, again, are gripes about the corporate structure, transparency, and illegal practices. There are no current or past hardware or software threats detailed in that report. The "National Security Threat" posed by these companies is potential not actual. The justification to eliminate this potential is predicated on corporate shenanigans. The real threat they pose, in my opinion, is likely to U.S. corporation's stock price.
- andsoitis 4y agoBut that is what risk (“threat”) is. It is something you assess before something deleterious happens in order to decide whether or not to take it on. If you think of risk = impact * likelihood, it is quite rational to block them.