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But it’s not three arbitrary days, is it? It’s December 24th, 25th and 26th, none of which are working days in the US, and which encompass one of the biggest gl
by jameshart 4y ago
But it’s not three arbitrary days, is it? It’s December 24th, 25th and 26th, none of which are working days in the US, and which encompass one of the biggest global holidays of the year.
- eli 4y agoSurely they should be staffed to mount at least a minimal response to security incidents even over holidays? A malicious actor wouldn’t wait until business hours.
- jameshart 4y agoDo you just love the idea of ruining someone's Christmas?
- friesandties 4y agoExperian is here to ruin everyone’s Christmas, that is kind of their gig to be Scrooge. Not a big Krebs fan, but I do enjoy watching him go against some of these big guys with a “Too bad, so sad” mentality. I can’t imagine having to tell someone that what I do for work is track an indebted populous, eck.
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- eli 4y agoYou’re aware that most people in the world don’t even celebrate Christmas?
- jameshart 4y agoSo? Christmas is a public holiday in 80% of countries. It is by some distance the most widely shared global business holiday. And Experian is an American company.
- eli 4y agoIt's a global company and yes some people have to work on holidays. Info Sec for a business like Experian absolutely necessitates 24/7 coverage. I can't believe this is even a debate.
- jameshart 4y agoThere’s a big difference between getting paged over the holidays for a real incident vs getting paged because Brian Krebs wants to make some internet drama.
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