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> It’s crucial to underscore that Hudson Rock had the data of this employee’s compromised data a day after the infection, highlighting a missed opportunity to p
by phone8675309 2y ago
> It’s crucial to underscore that Hudson Rock had the data of this employee’s compromised data a day after the infection, highlighting a missed opportunity to preemptively safeguard against this incident.
Thanks for doing nothing while people were denied healthcare due to this breach you fucking assholes.
Fucking mob tactics here - "it's a nice company you got here, be a real shame if we knew something you didn't...."
- pixl97 2y agoAt the end of the day it is not Hudsons job to work for the healthcare companies for free regardless of your view on the morality of it. Having worked with the healthcare industry in the past on things like remote management access it is highly likely this company was told multiple times "We have big fucking problems that are going to lead to a breech" which were ignored for years and put off because the solution was too expensive. I mean, FFS, they paid the handsome, this means they didn't have a viable and separate backup system. Change Healthcare is 100% at fault for operating services that must be secured by law in a deficient manner.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoIt's likely the only way there might be progress and will to improve the status quo is for these attacks to be so catastrophic, it kills the entire business. Until then, business as usual by the usual corporate cast of characters, considering no legal, regulatory, or material financial repercussions. “Show me the incentive and I’ll show you the outcome.” - Charlie Munger