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Kaseya Releases Security Patch as Companies Continue to Recover
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tdsan
tdsan,
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7/15/2021 | 1:36:19 PM
Kaseya says they want to do the right thing but now the truth comes out
The company faced renewed scrutiny this weekend following reports that employees had previously brought significant security issues to the attention of executives. In 2019, an employee provided Kaseya with a 40-page memo outlining security concerns, Bloomberg reported on July 10. The employee was subsequently fired, the report stated.

This says it all, instead of supporting the employee for finding issues in their application, he/she was fired for bringing this obvious gaping hole to their attention and now others are paying for their oversight. Where is GDPR or FTC when you need it? Are we going to get a free credit reporting or monitoring session for a year, there should be something said about this and the company should pay for the money lost, where is the accountability?

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Todd
dembosmd
dembosmd,
 User Rank: Author
7/12/2021 | 11:56:44 AM
More information coming out everyday
Very interesting to see the effects of this attack unfold on so many different scales and affecting companies of various sizes and industries. 
AlexParella
AlexParella,
 User Rank: Apprentice
7/12/2021 | 11:55:39 AM
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The Kaseya hack really highlights the need for companies to prioritize how they would react to a ransomware attack affecting their network!


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