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@KathrynPorter26 We took what was a three day old baby in after being told to go to A&E by the midwife team and had to delay starting to be seen while I checked her in on an iPad and answered questions on how I arrived at the hospital, whether by car or public transport
@MalwareJake Completely disagree. There are various roles in an incident response team from analysts to leads and there is completely a place for entry level positions within that model with the appropriate training and oversight.
@crypt0_goldfish @troyhunt Agreed but that’s not what was done here, the article says they made changes and requested data. That’s a data breach without prior authorisation and potentially a GDPR reportable incident for the organisation.
@GazTheJourno @ciaranmartinoxf If you read the job description they’re looking for someone to manage two apprentices. What we should be calling out is hyper inflated job titles with no clear accountability.
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@ImposeCost Worst case you see a similar product appear in a different market five years down the line, most organisations have far bigger problems outside of government supply chain where it’s a risk to continuing contracts
@BushidoToken What would you put it at? I think there are bigger misinformation opportunities to spend money on, most people would agree that lockbit are currently the most prolific
@uuallan@jwarminsky@FT@iankmsmith It’s likely following guidance from Lloyds for cyber insurance which follow the same direction https://t.co/mtBocwFldo