This highlights one of my concerns about outsourcing. Here we have companies that are making contractual arrangements to outsource the system programming of their systems to another company in another country that they have no direct control over. They are handing the keys to the kingdom to people they never interview or see or even get a resume from. I'm not saying that the individuals doing the work are dishonest. It's just that it introduces another level of security risk at a time when we certainly don't need that.
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