'We have a fundamental responsibility as companies and as a technology sector to help protect our candidates from attacks and hacking,' Brad Smith explained at the annual Munich Security Conference.
"We have a fundamental responsibility as companies and as a technology sector to help protect our candidates from attacks and hacking," Microsoft President Brad Smith explained at the annual Munich Security Conference.
"We have a fundamental responsibility as companies and as a technology sector to help protect our candidates from attacks and hacking. To help protect the integrity of voting, from voting polls to voting results and certainly the voting process itself," Smith explained at the annual Munich Security Conference.
"Even if I'm not going to agree with every regulation in the near term, I do think it's going to be the thing that helps create trust and better governance of the internet and will benefit everyone, including us over the long term,""In the absence of that kind of regulation, we will continue doing our best, we are going to build up the muscle to do it, to basically find stuff as proactively as possible," he said, adding that he did not want Facebook to contribute to...
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