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Sure, maybe this was something beyond what could be reasonably prevented by a non-state. I don't think we know yet. But they have a duty after the fact as well
by dnbgfher 8y ago
Sure, maybe this was something beyond what could be reasonably prevented by a non-state. I don't think we know yet.
But they have a duty after the fact as well, to ensure the damage is minimized. That includes actually telling those potentially impacted what is known, etc.
- ineedasername 8y agoThis is true. It starts with China, it's their fault, but if your customers are compromised as a result they need know to protect themselves, or it spreads like a virus. IBM is not to blame for the initial attack. But any further attacks that result from their silence can have a good share of blame laid at their feet.