Bounties

[jchcollins]

All of this assumes PSA at some point even acknowledges the situation and has an interest in trying to make things right. I've seen no evidence so far they care the least bit about doing that.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by jchcollins

All of this assumes PSA at some point even acknowledges the situation and has an interest in trying to make things right. I've seen no evidence so far they care the least bit about doing that.

And even if they did, it would be like a major hotel making Richard Nixon their Head of Security.

Or replacing Kevin Costner with Ted Bundy, as Whitney Houston’s Bodyguard.

When incompetent or corrupt agencies want to self-police, it usually turns out badly.

[Bigdaddy]

That would require integrity, something that seems to be in short supply.

Actually, your wife's company sees that an IT breach could cost the company $$, either through lost customers/business or through the courts. Not sure that PSA sees that scenario yet. If they do, they'll make a change. If not, it will be business as usual.