Mike Sievert, chief executive of T-Mobile US Inc. apologized to customers for a security breach that has exposed personal data from more than 50 million people. Should this be standard practice for breaches across the industry?

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Agree77%

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Director of Information Technology in Education, 1,001 - 5,000 employees

The apologies mean nothing. If there aren't real penalties for these companies, nothing will change.

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If you had a magic wand - what's the #1 daily business challenge you'd eliminate?

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In terms of your incident response strategy, are employees required to have the org’s instant messaging platform (Teams, Slack, etc.) installed on their personal mobile device in case their computers become nonfunctional during an incident?

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