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I'm surprised they haven't tried to blame a cyberattack yet. That said, I feel like these sorts of catastrophic ultra-fragile McKinsey-consulted-to-death failu
by thepasswordis 4y ago
I'm surprised they haven't tried to blame a cyberattack yet.
That said, I feel like these sorts of catastrophic ultra-fragile McKinsey-consulted-to-death failures we keep seeing in various industries are basically a giant signal to any adversaries that say "Hi! Check out how easy it would be to grind this entire industry to a halt!"
Resiliency is literally the opposite of efficiency. These systems need to have slack, aka inefficiency built into them. Unfortunately the business culture has moved towards ultra fragile, ultra efficient thinking.
- ghaff 4y agoIn part because, in this case, customers will buy the ticket that is $10 cheaper.
- factsarelolz 4y agoThat could potentially increase their cyber security insurance premiums if not cause the insurer to drop them immediately. Not to mention the broader impact on the market and industry as a whole.