What is the worst tech company, and why?

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CTO in Healthcare and Biotech4 years ago

It’s the one that brags in all of their SW applications Powered by, but! doesn’t want to pay the market salaries of the development team & tries to pay them as least as possible. Also, is the one who cuts projects based on cost but wants the best functionalities.

Director of Information Security in Energy and Utilities4 years ago

Any company that lacks transparency is pretty much on that list. The less transparent companies are the more the shady stuff is going on behind the scenes.

Director of Technology Strategy in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

Would you define some of the entities who specialize in malware, particularly ransomware, as companies?

Because I would have to say them.

All the other candidates at least have a layer of (loosely) defined ethics.

CEO in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

I would have to say, because I've been inside the company and written code for them and done a lot of work around them, I would have to say Microsoft as the worst. I just don't find them all that savvy in some ways.Maybe now things have changed, it's been a couple of years. I see a lot of changes, but I just think that they're going after a very large market in private cloud and industrial cloud, that they're not going to be able to... They'll take a lead maybe from the cloud position, but I wouldn't trust any of them in the sense of the security. It's just too easy to plug your way in.

VP, Director of Cyber Incident Response in Finance (non-banking)4 years ago

I've spent a fair amount of time looking for good parental controls. First of all, I absolutely agree. There's none that work the way that I want them to. It's one of those things where it's security in depth, parental control in depth.

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no title4 years ago

I tried a bunch of them too. I ended up getting the Eero Pro for my house. There's all kinds of controls on that, but the only thing is they have to be at your house, which isn't a problem this last year. That works pretty good too. Except, when I can't get to YouTube for this thing I need, right?

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no title4 years ago

Once he went to middle school, he got a phone. I kind of had to follow him a little bit too. The Apple stuff doesn't really have many capabilities.

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