The National Security Risks of Foreign-Controlled Government Software

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The National Security Risks of Foreign-Controlled Government Software When a nation does not fully control its digital infrastructure, it inherits invisible security dependencies. Governments increasingly depend on software systems for identity, borders, taxation, defense coordination, and citizen records. When those systems are designed, hosted, or maintained by external vendors, sovereignty becomes conditional. The risk is

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