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I’m confused and not sure what you mean. Are you implying that Google will sell a product that is designed to ‘sabotage’ their own customer’s business? The leg
by greggsy 2y ago
I’m confused and not sure what you mean.
Are you implying that Google will sell a product that is designed to ‘sabotage’ their own customer’s business? The legal and reputational damage far outweigh the value of stolen information.
Or do you mean that it could be a vector of attack? That can happen with literally any piece of software, hardware, or appliance you install in or out of your datacentre.
- michaelt 2y ago> Are you implying that Google will sell a product that is designed to ‘sabotage’ their own customer’s business? The US government is constantly telling us that the likes of Huawei and Hikvision are doing precisely that, despite being subject to the same risks of reputational damage. Of course, the same could be said of everything else in the data centre. It's not like Google are somehow more vulnerable than Juniper or Cisco or Unifi or Dell or Intel or whoever.