Drawing attention to just one good quote in the article: “And it also taught many of them the importance of segmenting their networks as much as possible to contain possible damage from malware infection.”
Sadly, there’s still a long ways to go before all organizations understand the importance of not only network segmentation, but also data segmentation.
About a year ago I was at a state government industry forum (I won’t name the state) where they boasted about their ambitious goal of moving everything to the cloud and centralizing all departments’ data. In one of the breakout sessions during the Q&A period, I stood up and asked, “How are you planning to address the security risks you’re creating by total centralization?” The person on the panel who took my question said that one system they could control completely was more secure than ten or twenty systems that might have varying degrees of security. I refrained from telling them that they just admitted they sucked at project management.
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On NotPetya’s 8th anniversary, global industries are still at risk of NotPetya-like attacks
Spring 2017 featured a pair of major enterprise and industrial malware attacks that kept me really busy, and many cybersecurity practitioners even busier. I had just started to get noticed for my cybersecurity news blogging.


