Will the Company Cisco Bounce Back?

The National Security Agency needs to pay se-
vere consequences for placing spyware in the
routers that the company Cisco made. Of cour-
se, lots of establishments could have been doi-
ng that for decades (giving our info away). I cou-
ld stop there with that most definitely.

John Chambers (CEO of the company Cisco) c-
ontacted President Obama to try to get the Natio-
nal Security Agency's meddling eliminated forever.
The company’s reputation might still be in jeopar-
dy though. Some unethical things occurred in the
world of Cisco.

The National Security Agency (NSA) took measu-
res to the extreme to put that damaging software
in Cisco’s equipment. They found a way to get a h-
old of that establishment’s shipments to plant the-
ir devilishly intelligent nonsense.

Companies have been guilty of giving data to gov-
ernments for major dollars for years. Businesses
have also been retrieving the information for their r-
ecords. Who knows what some employees have d-
one with mammals’ personal information? We can
only guess a zillion bad things regarding those cro-
oks.

Governments even have received access to some
companies with consent. That is totally not cool at
all & plenty of people need to face the decent judg-
es. The company Huawei have been accused of g-
iving the Chinese government that kind of access.

That access should be completely restricted from
everyone. John Chambers had nerves to go agai-
nst Huawei for their criminal activity. Did he do it
because his company committed the same crim-
es? Now, that's how backwards the world really
is.

They actually have evidence of the National Securi-
ty Agency doing what they did. Now, that is good to
know and lets hope that they catch more red-hand-
ed. Chambers stressed that the tapering of his co-
mpany’s equipment caused overall sales to decline.
Maybe, but lets focus on the crimes that were com-
mitted.