the simple fact that its showing up in Target - There's only one shelf for cybersecurity. With our products fighting for revenue on that little shelf? it should only be a matter of time before it all starts picking up. First thing you know, peoples' trust go into SFOR products after consumers experience failures from McCafee and Symantec (and their products may not even be bad, simply a bad install), next thing you know, one of them notices and makes a call to Kay, Mr. Former CIO of...what was it? JPMorgan?
all i know is that giving up a job like that means you were on to somethinng elsewhere. Everyone operates for their own interest, so odds are, Kay is in for a moderate profit at the least. I find it interesting how i got in when ProtectID wasnt in stores, and now it is. I am trying to be basic and simple with my thought process here. Rarely is the world far from simplicity.
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