Government Employees Pension Fund says GPAA told them there was no data breach

"the Government Pensions Administration Agency (GPAA) — told it that no data breach had occurred"

So the clue to the fact that a significant breach has occurred is in the above. When a anc opens their mouth and denies something you know they lying.
 
What incentives do companies have for keeping their customer data private?
No consequences. Almost seem all this is orchestrated.:unsure:
 
Victims of their own incompetence!
I have often contemplated the amount of resilience such individuals must possess in order to survive, never mind evolve...
 
r00igev@@r said:
The service provider involved here is Accenture with the mainframe being IBM and the database Oracle.
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There are more than Accenture involved with this.
When I still had some insight there different areas were segregated from a support pov.

Gov for some reason loves McAffee. Not the only department I knew that used it
 
I'm a bit slow this morning, what was the startling revelation referred to in the article?
 
hj007 said:
I'm a bit slow this morning, what was the startling revelation referred to in the article?
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The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) says the data leak from LockBit is "extremely concerning" as its administrator — the Government Pensions Administration Agency (GPAA) — told it that no data breach had occurred.
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Startling how much s**t these guys can come up with.
 
SubtleBeast said:
Startling how much s**t these guys can come up with.
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Ah ok, so it was revelation to the GEPF - ok thanks - I wasn't sure if it was that startling that a Government department denied (or didn't know) that they'd been breached.


Anyway, time to roll out the CIPC press release - "Many others have been hacked too"
 
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