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Yeah I’m also pissed off that they failed to have policy in place to prevent an insider threat and deal with it afterwards.
by newsclues 5y ago
Yeah I’m also pissed off that they failed to have policy in place to prevent an insider threat and deal with it afterwards.
- InTheArena 5y agoIt's almost impossible to prevent a trusted insider attack. It is possible to quickly identify and shut down a insider. I think the second is a bigger issue - they did (obv) identify the attacker - but they had the FBI involved at that point.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoNo it's virtually impossible to prevent it. It's very important to detect it though and to have a playbook in place on how to deal with it.
- newsclues 5y agoCan’t prevent everything true but they pulled a Robert Hansen!
- newsclues 5y agoGood policy will prevent you from assigning the person responsible for the breach to the team to investigate themselves, I think the FBI learned that the hard way. Ubiquiti did not have good security policy as stated in the hacker news post from 3 months ago (cred open to many people etc). While it’s impossible to completely prevent this, best practices were not followed.