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Wow, exactly none questions for cybersecurity. This is a skyrocketing problem, and we've all seen the headlines.
by 1970-01-01 4y ago
Wow, exactly none questions for cybersecurity. This is a skyrocketing problem, and we've all seen the headlines.
- frakt0x90 4y agoExcept when companies have a breach, they mostly just get a slap on the wrist and everyone moves on. It doesn't tend to materially affect the success of the company except in very rare cases.
- mox1 4y agoYea, this is the quiet part said out loud.
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- bostik 4y agoThose will be a huge part of the actual due diligence process. I've been on the receiving end of a very intrusive one, and it was essentially an arduous multi-week long audit. (IIRC four weeks of evidence collection, followed by ~8 days of intensive interviews.) With the main difference to audits being that on the requesting side, there was someone who actually understood how security, human processes and business all intersect. 7 audits in one year was a bit much.