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They could always just keep the "X" unplugged, it is doubtful hackers from Russia go onsite and sabotage things. Maybe this will make companies realize if they
by JohnJamesRambo 5y ago
They could always just keep the "X" unplugged, it is doubtful hackers from Russia go onsite and sabotage things. Maybe this will make companies realize if they can't secure it at least just disconnect it. Everything doesn't have to be online.
- gorgoiler 5y agoThe “X” may be unplugged but your day-labor contract industrial cleanup techs are hired through an Uber-for-Cleaners Hygiene-as-a-service Heroku app that’s had every backup silently deleted for a month and has just been replaced with a funny cat photo by someone claiming their name is spelled with a zero in it. You can’t hire cleaners. Site cleanup is suspended. Your insurance is invalid if workers are onsite while hazmats are left uncleaned. You shut down on the day you were about to ship a full warehouse of product. Manufacturing grinds to a halt because the outbound warehouse is full. You have to cease goods incoming because they were misusing the day-labor app for handling delivery grunt work. Ph0bos Security Services also hacked your email so now everyone has to use personal phones and WhatsApp but upper management won’t share their numbers with anyone except the foreman so he is now the bottleneck for everyone who needs approval to make out of budget purchases to handle the capacity overload that’s happening everywhere except for hazmat cleaning. But the pumps were airgapped so at least they didn’t get hacked.