What surprises me is that when the Obama administration came in it was widely noted for performin background checks which were unprecedentedly strict - 60 page questionnaires and so forth. One wonders whether this level of scrutiny was so time consuming that it was quietly dropped later.
It does strike me that since Creostar was involved in cybersecurity and information warfare, its activities might be less public than you would expect - if its primary customers were government intelligence agencies, for example. However, I think it's up to Kundra to clarify that.
It'll be interesting to see how this one turns out.
It does strike me that since Creostar was involved in cybersecurity and information warfare, its activities might be less public than you would expect - if its primary customers were government intelligence agencies, for example. However, I think it's up to Kundra to clarify that.
It'll be interesting to see how this one turns out.