Before Secretary Jiang could continue his lecture, Shen Bing added, "As far as I'm concerned, our company's Dragon Scale Security Software is impossible to breach. Besides, I personally encrypted the files I put on the server. Even if those people got hold of them, they'd still have to find a way to crack the encryption."
Only then did Secretary Jiang feel a little reassured.
Cyber offense and defense were a contest fought on equal terms. The weaker side had virtually no chance of turning the tables, especially when it was one company against the entire world.
But encrypting software was different. Encryption and decryption were on entirely different levels of difficulty.
Encrypting files was easy, but decrypting them was much harder.
Given the abilities of the software specialists Phantom Immortal Technology had recruited, their encrypted files would hardly be easy to crack. Besides, behind those people stood an exceedingly mysterious Network Department manager.
"Secretary Jiang, if the country is interested, you're welcome to join in. As long as you can breach our Server and copy the files, I can personally decrypt them for you," Shen Bing said with a smile.
Secretary Jiang froze. What he heard in Shen Bing's words wasn't generosity, but confidence—confidence in the Dragon Scale Security Software he had mentioned.
Yet even though Secretary Jiang understood that, a voice kept crying out inside him: what if Shen Bing had miscalculated this time?
Did the country not want Phantom Immortal Technology's technologies? That was utter nonsense! It was just that the higher-ups understood perfectly well which mattered more: Shen Bing or his technologies. To avoid damaging their relationship with him, they had never brought up the subject.
But now Shen Bing had raised it himself and generously offered them preferential terms. An opportunity like this didn't come along