California Pizza Kitchen has experienced a data breach which left 100,000 employee and former employees Social Security numbers exposed. CPK said it learned of the “disruption” to its systems in September, and determined it to be a breach by October 4th. A notice of the breach was not sent to the Maine Attorney Generals office until November 15th. Which is a problem of course.
Ayal Yogev, CEO and Cofounder, Anjuna Security had this to say:
Like other orgs, CPK is no doubt doing everything they can. But it is also clear that the complexities of protecting inherently vulnerable data are overwhelming. Business must demand a new data security paradigm: Data must protect itself.
This isn’t a trivial breach and much more has to be done to stop this sort of thing from happening.
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California Pizza Kitchen Pwned….. Data For 100,000 Is In The Wild
California Pizza Kitchen has experienced a data breach which left 100,000 employee and former employees Social Security numbers exposed. CPK said it learned of the “disruption” to its systems in September, and determined it to be a breach by October 4th. A notice of the breach was not sent to the Maine Attorney Generals office until November 15th. Which is a problem of course.
Ayal Yogev, CEO and Cofounder, Anjuna Security had this to say:
Like other orgs, CPK is no doubt doing everything they can. But it is also clear that the complexities of protecting inherently vulnerable data are overwhelming. Business must demand a new data security paradigm: Data must protect itself.
This isn’t a trivial breach and much more has to be done to stop this sort of thing from happening.
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