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Given that it caused the Chief Software Officer of a major customer to view it negatively, I think that proves an outside observer viewed it as representing som
by squeaky-clean 3y ago
Given that it caused the Chief Software Officer of a major customer to view it negatively, I think that proves an outside observer viewed it as representing some of the company's views.
For something like government, it doesn't really matter what the official stance of the company is. If you think a single employee is going to try to sneak a backdoor into the software you're buying and the company isn't trying hard enough to prevent it, that's a showstopper.
- mlatu 3y agois an "employee of a major customer" an "outside observer"?
- squeaky-clean 3y agoI think they're not only an outside observer, but the only kind of observer that really matters.