Some argue that risk is a useless paradigm when a breach has occurred. It is happening, probability 100%, why theorize further?
To me, this analysis is surprisingly shallow.
Being under attack is not a binary thing, it is not about an enterprise losing its virginity once and for all. Sure, we must deal urgently with the current incident. But there's a host of potential events awaiting tomorrow which need to be foreseen and prevented.
Today's incident enlightens us in assessing current risk.
(some of) my events
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