Good to see. This is a great development hopefully others follow suit. It was telling in how Equifax announced their breach -- they stressed that "no customer i

Good to see. This is a great development hopefully others follow suit. It was telling in how Equifax announced their breach -- they stressed that "no customer information was impacted" very strongly, right at the top: https://investor.equifax.com/news-and-events/news/2017/09-07-2017-213000628 https://investor.equifax.com/news-and-events/news/2017/09-07... Most of US population got exposed but hey our customers are safe, so no big deal. We'll just give everyone credit monitoring and they'll shut up. The thing is looking back, Equifax wasn't really that impacted. Their stock is back to where it was last January. They'll have some lawsuits but it doesn't seem like they'll be going out of business like everyone expected (hoped even). The other terrible thing there is that it was a lesson for others in the industry. They are watching and learning, if Equifax didn't suffer that much why bother enhancing their security posture. Why spend money if even with such a huge breach the consequences are not that bad. People are always surprised how banks or other institution have terrible security practices, this is why.