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> Verizon was hired to investigate the 2017 attack, and according to the bank Verizon’s forensics experts concluded that the tools and servers used by the hacke
by dev_dull 8y ago
> Verizon was hired to investigate the 2017 attack, and according to the bank Verizon’s forensics experts concluded that the tools and servers used by the hackers were of Russian origin
Wow. One incompetent company leading another incompetent company. What could possibly go wrong?
I don’t have hope for these types of companies. Their security is a joke. Their industry security is a joke.
- lovich 8y agoThey have zero incentive to do security. It costs them more money than the fines and since everyone in the industry is insecure, it's not like they lose much business either
- linkregister 8y agoThe security consultants that work for Verizon aren't the same folks that allowed the Yahoo/Oath credentials dump from half a decade ago. Verizon has a reputable security consulting arm that competes with Bishop Fox, FireEye, Rapid7, NCC Group, and other recognized computer security firms. Verizon is a massive company and isn't just wireless and home internet.
- Rjevski 8y agoHowever, I don't care how different or secure their security division is. If they're happy to run it under the Verizon brand they I will continue to assume they are incompetent monkeys and they deserve to loose business for this. Either up your security so Verizon is finally considered a credible brand, or spin the security business off as a separate entity.