Thread: Data Breach ?

Just for clarity this is not a hack, a breach of the system, or even a systems failure. This is human error. It may not even be related to the registry itself, it fact from the description it sounds unlikely.

Originally Posted by vulcannz

Just for clarity this is not a hack, a breach of the system, or even a systems failure. This is human error. It may not even be related to the registry itself, it fact from the description it sounds unlikely.

Exactly, people doing dumb stuff

Originally Posted by vulcannz

Just for clarity this is not a hack, a breach of the system, or even a systems failure. This is human error. It may not even be related to the registry itself, it fact from the description it sounds unlikely.

Human error or human mischief???? For as long as there is information held in system that "someone" has access to and someone else might want....there will be room for wrong doing... The point made that little head rolling is seen is a fair point. If you look at the information stored as a companies stock. Giving it to someone else is akin to theft.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Human error or human mischief???? For as long as there is information held in system that "someone" has access to and someone else might want....there will be room for wrong doing... The point made that little head rolling is seen is a fair point. If you look at the information stored as a companies stock. Giving it to someone else is akin to theft.

Depending what the information is and who you give it to could also be seen a treason. Not treason in this case tho

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Human error or human mischief????

see Hanlon's razor

Originally Posted by vulcannz

Just for clarity this is not a hack, a breach of the system, or even a systems failure. This is human error. It may not even be related to the registry itself, it fact from the description it sounds unlikely.

I would argue that even if it is a human failure it is a systems failure as well.