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I am sympathetic to companies that keep backups of their data, but don't have comprehensive plans to restore that data after an attack. A company that plans pro
by chadash 4y ago
I am sympathetic to companies that keep backups of their data, but don't have comprehensive plans to restore that data after an attack. A company that plans properly might be up-and-running within a day or two, but getting to that point isn't easy.
But getting to the point of needing to shut down entirely because of a ransomware attack seems like negligence. If your data is that vital to you, you really ought to have some backup of it.
- spankalee 4y agoThey got back up and running, but don't have enough enrollment to keep the doors open. The ransomware attack is just part of the reason - in addition to COVID - but it might have been a major factor in them not getting enrollment to the point where they could survive.