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There's nothing they can do right now, but my issue is that this will be forgotten when next update/purchasing round swings into action. Take Mærsk who couldn'
by mrweasel 2y ago
There's nothing they can do right now, but my issue is that this will be forgotten when next update/purchasing round swings into action.
Take Mærsk who couldn't operate their freight terminals due to a cyber attack and had the entire operation being dependent on a hard drive in a server that happened to be offline. Have they improved network separation? Perhaps. Have they limited their critical infrastructure to only run whitelisted application? I assure you they have not. They've probably just purchased a Crowdstrike license.
Companies continuously fail to view their critical infrastructure as critical and severely underestimate risk.
- Svip 2y agoMærsk is kind of a bad example, because they made real security mitigations afterwards.[0] I cannot speak to whether they whitelist applications, but neither can you. [0] https://www.csoonline.com/article/567845/rebuilding-after-notpetya-how-maersk-moved-forward.html https://www.csoonline.com/article/567845/rebuilding-after-no...