regardless of how massive of an undertaking upgrading struts may have been, what's really clear is "they simply didn't care about security"
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if you have a huge system, and you dont plan for it ever to be upgraded, you're the problem. Stuff gets old. it needs updates. plan for it.
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I could forgive a company whose core competency wasn't data management not patching a server, but seriously.
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for this to have happened, whole departments of people had to not care, not plan, or at worst have NO CLUE about updates/upgrades.
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My question: where were the auditors? For systemic failures like this to go unnoticed means their internal auditors also failed them
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well there was that soc2 audit document that they had sat on their website that was found earlier today.. kpmg was the auditor
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maybe
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I didn't save. Might be in my cache though. They were pretty extensively audited for internal controls
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