Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

I guess uam didn't protect the information. darn but glad they got all those master of computer science degrees from Georgia Tech.

I find it interesting, that AT&T - a multi-billion dollar technology company - doesn't have cybersecurity in-house to protect it's assets and address hacking situations. They have to go outside the company.

priorities bro

“ I find it interesting, that AT&T - a multi-billion dollar technology company - doesn't have cybersecurity in-house”

It’s more embarrassing than anything. T is in the news every month for another security blunder.

When Randell major sc--w up with the T-Mobile merger cost us 5 $ Billion, the board humbled him with a 24 $ million bonus instead of the 29 $ millions he was awarded the prior year.
Will anyone now a days be held accountable or will we see the T culture deflection again?

Anyone know how long at&t was aware?

Someone needs to be held accountable for this. We all know this was a result of outsourcing Tech Dev. That was Pam Paris Ian's decision. Lock her up!

“ T is not a technology company . . . they are a communications commodity.”

A more accurate statement has never been made ….

"I find it interesting, that AT&T - a multi-billion dollar technology company - doesn't have cybersecurity in-house to protect it's assets and address hacking situations. They have to go outside the company."

T is not a technology company . . . they are a communications commodity.

Has anyone in the company felt confident with T’a cybersecurity team?

It's interesting AT&T claim " we take cybersecurity seriously" , but AT&T is selling their whole cybersecurity department to venture capitalist.

I find it interesting, that AT&T - a multi-billion dollar technology company - doesn't have cybersecurity in-house to protect it's assets and address hacking situations. They have to go outside the company.