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At this point it's too late, and before that they didn't really need advice or some fancy technology, they needed to dedicate enough resources/people/effort to
by PeterisP 4y ago
At this point it's too late, and before that they didn't really need advice or some fancy technology, they needed to dedicate enough resources/people/effort to simply do proper maintenance of their IT infrastructure. It's also plausible they simply couldn't afford the required resources, but that's not something fixable by CISA or other federal agencies.
- prox 4y agoIt’s really easy to cut back on your IT infrastructure until stuff like this happens, and suddenly everyone is up in arms about why something isn’t working. But it makes great budget headlines, “I slashed the IT budget in half!”