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For many business customers they will be contractually obliged to provide a root cause analysis (pretty standard for telcos). So if they don't publicly out the
by Zenst 7y ago
For many business customers they will be contractually obliged to provide a root cause analysis (pretty standard for telcos).
So if they don't publicly out the report, then the odd's of it staying contained out of public eye are pretty darn high.
The only area in which they could curtail it's release would be if some terrorist type factor or related activity that they could class in that catch-all definition. But even then, details will emerge and it would only delay its publication to fulfill their contractual obligations (think mobile telcos and large business that contract network capacity and links from them with lovely contract SLA's).
- dredmorbius 7y agos/darn high/darn low/ ?
- Zenst 7y agoAh yes, my bad - meant that it would be highly unlikely to stay out of public circulation.
- rags2riches 7y agoHigh odds are for unlikely events. Low odds means something will probably happen. People often use the expression the other way around.