Think before wanting to shoot your CISO after a data breach, says cyber security expert Steve Jump. SS2023 cybercrime databreach accesscontrol
More recently, the Western Cape Provincial Parliament confirmed a cyber attack on its ICT systems,about a security incident affecting user credentials, saying its initial investigation showed some customers’ emails and passwords were compromised.However, customer financial information remains secure, says the video streaming service statement. “The affected data is no longer available online, and all impacted customers have been notified and advised to reset their passwords.
“I’m not saying CISOs should get it wrong, but a CISO is part of a management team. The learning exercise from a breach sadly is the most valuable experience you can ever get. “Think about that next time you feel like shooting your CISO – it may or may not been their fault but you can't afford to throw them away.”
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