Foreign government code reviews 'problematic': White House

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Foreign government code reviews 'problematic': White House

Present both security and intellectual property risks.

Allowing foreign governments to review the source code of software developed by US companies is “problematic,” the top White House cyber security official said this week, adding that the increasingly common arrangements presented both security and intellectual property risks. Rob ...

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