No matter how correctly a site does their work, there's always a chance
of an issue. So how we handle a breach should also be looked at. For
example, how can data be held hostage? You just treat the failure as if
your production disks all died at once, restore from your latest offline
backups, and take your lumps. You should NEVER pay a hostage-taker like
that city in Florida has apparently voted to do.
On 6/22/2019 8:58 AM, Donald Blake wrote:
If a company can't afford to do computing correctly, and that includes
doing it securely, they shouldn't have computers in house in the first
place. Particularly medical related companies such as hospitals. That's a
HIPPA violation waiting to happen. Which in the US, carries potentially
severe consequences.
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