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In addition to gutting the CSO of experienced, knowledgeable, and talented people, the other serious security flaw, Agile Development. Rest assured there will be more data breaches.

What do expect by having Wells Fargo and AIG leaders in charge of AT&T security--and supervised by a political science major in charge of all technology?

But they can make great daily reports on all the details of the hacks!

glad this is happening and hope it continues until the stank leaves or is forced out

The sad thing is Legg is completely d-mbfounded.
He has no idea what to do.

I use to work on the data center side and Tech Mahindra and Czech Republic IT have most passwords to the infrastructure so what could go wrong. They are getting paid peanuts compared to AT&T employees back here in the US, so some will would jump at the opportunity to make some quick cash. AT&T will eventually reap what they sowed in name of profits and greed, unfortunately the customers will pay the price as well for doing business with the company.

What happens when you layoff, alienate, and let the talent walk out the door. Also probably the biggest issue, they offshored all of this.

Part of the new AT&T guarantee is to have a monthly uncontrolled security breach.

Seems mobility's cybersecurity su-ks.

And security and HR teams continue to receive their bonus.

Attackers claim to have live access to AT&T infrastructure, which essentially allows them to bypass two-factor authentication tied to a specific phone number. The hacker attack allegedly impacts millions of AT&T users.
Malicious actors announced their latest escapade on a popular underground forum, which is used to trade in data leaks and software exploits. According to the post, someone breached the American telecommunications behemoth, planting malicious software inside its systems for weeks without detection.
We’ve reached out to AT&T and will update the article once we receive a reply.

https://cybernews.com/security/att-data-breach-impacted-millions-hackers-say/

They fired the security expert on our development team because she didn’t live in the right state and wasn’t going to move.
She was never replaced.

Not surprised to see this happen, the executives of this company are bozos.

What happens when you RTO everyone and they stop caring.
Security is a function of diligence, when everyone is busy watching a clock, driving to the office, consumed with silly corporate compliance tasks, they aren’t paying attention to the little security flaws in the code or patching them.
They’re doing the bare minimum to get the check and go home, this is the culture Stankey created.

We will see more of these as time goes on.

“ Marked Based “ …….. —right Stankey ???? Another round of Applause to STANKEY and how he is succeeding at turning this place into a Market driven culture by offshoring ALL our Network Security to India 🇮🇳 !!! 👏 👏 👏