Risk Factors Update Summary
- Change from "vulnerabilities" to "defects, vulnerabilities, or bugs" highlights potential software issues.
- Transition from "our" to "such" in satellite network connections could lead to connectivity risks.
- Increased competition for talent in technology roles may lengthen time for new employees to reach full productivity from 9 to 12 months.
- Change from "intrusions" to "interruptions" emphasizes potential service disruptions due to cybersecurity threats.
- Transition from "equipment" to "hardware" may impact revenue growth and sales cycle length.
- Expansion from "confidential" to "Confidential Information" underscores data security concerns.
- Shift from "our" to "such" in reference to third-party products may impact quality control.
Full Text Changes in Most Recent 10-K
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