Offshoring: India still No. 1

And yet thier quality has not improved: We tried a few software suites coming from Indian firms, not only did they not run with no execute turned on. They totally failed evaluations by metasploit.

I know not everyone has as stringent security requirements as the DOD, but they were not even willing to fix the problems.; Posted by: Suicida| Posted on: 06/29/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not worth the trouble kdarling | 07/02/08

i agree with kdarling magallanes | 07/03/08

RE: Offshoring: India still No. 1 ctrl_shift_delete | 07/01/08

I agree Parassassin | 07/01/08

Project Failure Rate Higher hanleysw@... | 07/01/08

Yes, failures are high venkat2002@... | 07/02/08

the problem.. magallanes | 07/03/08

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