D Drucker May 17, 2021 #1 In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre?
In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre?
C Choice is yours Banned May 17, 2021 #2 Drucker said: In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre? Click to expand... With no director because of the salary offered and no dedicated premises?
Drucker said: In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre? Click to expand... With no director because of the salary offered and no dedicated premises?
D Drucker May 17, 2021 #3 The logo is cool though https://www.ncsc.gov.ie/pdfs/HSE_Conti_140521_UPDATE.pdf
B Browser Brody May 17, 2021 #5 Heard reports they were still using windows 7. If it was a Win 7 vulnerability that was exploited then thats gross mismanagement /incompetence.
Heard reports they were still using windows 7. If it was a Win 7 vulnerability that was exploited then thats gross mismanagement /incompetence.
an liathroid beag Full Member May 17, 2021 #6 Drucker said: In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre? Click to expand... joke even Cohesity (Cork) has a more roboust defence capability
Drucker said: In the light of the cyberattack on the HSE on Friday, is it time for Europe to implement a common cyber defence infrastructure? Or should we continue to remain neutral with our €5 Million national cyber defence centre? Click to expand... joke even Cohesity (Cork) has a more roboust defence capability
C Choice is yours Banned May 17, 2021 #7 Browser Brody said: Heard reports they were still using windows 7. If it was a Win 7 vulnerability that was exploited then thats gross mismanagement /incompetence. Click to expand... 46,000 Windows 7 devices on its network, out of 58,000 Windows devices. It was an email that did this according to Pat Phelan this morning.
Browser Brody said: Heard reports they were still using windows 7. If it was a Win 7 vulnerability that was exploited then thats gross mismanagement /incompetence. Click to expand... 46,000 Windows 7 devices on its network, out of 58,000 Windows devices. It was an email that did this according to Pat Phelan this morning.
B Bandon Langer May 17, 2021 #8 The EU needs to have a grown up talk about what gets sent to Brussels to deal with and what remains a national competence. And now's the time while the eurosceptics are down after Brexit. This half way house is the worst of both worlds. Time to shit or get off the pot
The EU needs to have a grown up talk about what gets sent to Brussels to deal with and what remains a national competence. And now's the time while the eurosceptics are down after Brexit. This half way house is the worst of both worlds. Time to shit or get off the pot
B BoggyRoad May 17, 2021 #9 Just the remedy, lets appoint someone to head up a new division on €650k per year with a team of 10 advisors on €250k each..... or just have a Denis O'Brien company manage it!
Just the remedy, lets appoint someone to head up a new division on €650k per year with a team of 10 advisors on €250k each..... or just have a Denis O'Brien company manage it!
B Browser Brody May 17, 2021 #10 Choice is yours said: 46,000 Windows 7 devices on its network, out of 58,000 Windows devices. It was an email that did this according to Pat Phelan this morning. Click to expand... Any half decent company was gone off Windows 7 last year at the latest. Either their IT dept was under resourced or they are incompetent.
Choice is yours said: 46,000 Windows 7 devices on its network, out of 58,000 Windows devices. It was an email that did this according to Pat Phelan this morning. Click to expand... Any half decent company was gone off Windows 7 last year at the latest. Either their IT dept was under resourced or they are incompetent.
