A Washington-based company has created groundbreaking software that can prevent cyberattacks before they are even detected. The software has significant advantages over existing ones and could provide more effective security.
What is causing bad reviews is that the company's founder, Keith Alexander, was the head of the NSA (US National Security Agency) until March. So many accuse him of trying to make money from the work he did for the US government.
Keith Alexander, who recently offered security services to a large group of companies for hundreds of thousands of dollars, claims that he has done nothing against the law. He even states that the technology he is developing has no connection to the NSA and therefore does not need to be inspected by the agency first.
