I guess they have some sensitive data on our emergency services organizations and their headquarters addresses and accounts payable people, maybe PII on signatories (officers, board members & “important people”) and whatnot.
Anyone know if it would be worse?
they have a tremendous catalog[0].
spend time in a hospital, dental office, rehab, etc and you'll see the logo plastered across everything.
[0]: https://www.stryker.com/us/en/portfolios/medical-surgical-eq...
If a wiper actually hit internal systems, the bigger concern isn’t consumer data but disruption to manufacturing, logistics, and hospital support. That kind of outage could ripple through a lot of hospitals pretty quickly.
Are you referring to a paradigm where people make their systems less secure in the effort to make them more secure?
Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war expands
https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/authorities-warn-of-p...
I don't even think they'd launch drones to DC either, they seem to be all in on attacking oil infrastructure as well as us bases & defense systems in the Middle East, rather than America.
That does not make any sense to me. Does Iran have a bunch of ships in the Pacific? Why? How would they even got close enough to the US coast without being noticed at this point?
I'm not saying it's not true, I just don't understand.
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