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Bug bounty programs are such a good platform. You reward individuals for stress testing your tech footprint. It would cost you much more if a black hat was to exploit the same bugs and I think many companies don't keep that...
In reply to: Incentive
Its good to see that criminal cyber activity is having enforced consequences. We've seen a change in sentencing now that cybercrime is becoming more understood.
In reply to: 9 Years
How many healthcare shops need to be burnt by the stove before they put in an effective backup process to prevent these types of incidents. Honestly at this point its just negligence.
In reply to: Facepalm
This pandemic has proven that many business functions have had the ability to work remotely and still be effective. I think like many things remote workforce should always be something that is part of the security ecosystem....
In reply to: Forced Changed Landscape
This article was an interesting approach. I guess it truly depends on how the pandemic affected your business bottom line. There were many good points in here but it can be difficult to make a cybersecurity pitch if your...
In reply to: Interesting
It was very refreshing to read that mental health was a concern. I think there is still a stigma around it even though its becoming more acceptable to talk about and be an area of concern.
Thank you for this article.
In reply to: Refreshing
This is why a standard patching process is pivotal and that includes networking gear. Comprehensively, any device that is exploitable internally can act as a gateway to critical functions.
In reply to: Standard Patching
I would consider communication to be a critical function for a country. I think with this in mind we should look to creating our own infrastructure because otherwise you run this risk. I'm typically a trade/import advocate...
In reply to: Made in America
With the sheer number of devices you would need them to check into a hub locally and then check in remotely. Either way thats going to be heavy on network throughput.
In reply to: Re: Affected devices
Most definitely and I think they should continue to prioritize health objectives ahead of security when medical devices can save lives. But there still needs to be security in mind because if not then those same devices...
In reply to: Re: "the company can't update devices directly"
Very much agreed. It just amazes me to what degree people are willing to go.
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