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What are your plans to comply with the security requirements. Shredder and software?
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Truecrypt, Lastpass, 2 step authentication everywhere I can, & and a diesel powered shredder....
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What is the cost of that software?
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I love that website!
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Does that mean I have to replace my goat?
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CMS has requested an EMERGENCY Review of the Exchanges "Data Breach" rules. Sounds like they've received some kind of cyberspace terrorist attack threat?
Story: CMS Seeks Emergency Review of Exchange Data Breach Rule - iHealthBeat
I suppose they could go ahead and open the CMS Agent Identity Verification phase of certification and let us be the breach-test guinea pigs.
Story: CMS Seeks Emergency Review of Exchange Data Breach Rule - iHealthBeat
I suppose they could go ahead and open the CMS Agent Identity Verification phase of certification and let us be the breach-test guinea pigs.
There may be hackers testing security at this point but I doubt it since it isn't live yet and probably not anywhere close to operational.
The 1 hour reporting requirement is BS unless they want a lot of false alarms. If you suspect there is a problem it takes someone who really knows what they are doing a day or longer to figure out if you are looking at a breach or something benign.
And just because a hacker may be in, doesn't mean they have taken anything.
Guys in internet cafe's in the Ivory Coast trying to hack into your account make a good story, but the easiest way in is through spam. Get a list of email addresses for these "navigators" and send them a phishing email that is opened, installing a keylogger or similar software.
That is how the SC tax office was hacked last year.
The 1 hour reporting requirement is BS unless they want a lot of false alarms. If you suspect there is a problem it takes someone who really knows what they are doing a day or longer to figure out if you are looking at a breach or something benign.
And just because a hacker may be in, doesn't mean they have taken anything.
Guys in internet cafe's in the Ivory Coast trying to hack into your account make a good story, but the easiest way in is through spam. Get a list of email addresses for these "navigators" and send them a phishing email that is opened, installing a keylogger or similar software.
That is how the SC tax office was hacked last year.
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