Who watches the watchers? Private cyber companies, apparently
Is the privatisation of intelligence helping companies or a spooky step for combating the cyber threat?
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The internet is only 27 years old but already the companies working on the machine are asking decidedly adult questions about who does what, when and where.
Such an incredible amount of the world’s commerce and communication travels on the internet that it is tempting for most established offline
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 08 Jul 2016
Fri, 08 Jul 2016
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Who watches the watchers? Private cyber companies, apparently
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