Antony Scholefield

@antscholefield

Just read on @iTnews_au contractor in Red Cross data leak was Precedent. List of clients includes #AHPRA and WA health dept... #technews

Anthony B,

@swearyanthony

Huh not IBM for once https://t.co/bOsMq3fXC2

Josh Lemon

@joshlemon

Human error results in a leak of 1.3 million Australia Red Cross records on a public accessible web server. #infosec https://t.co/HdHcU2SKz2

Colin Fairweather

@colfai

This isn't great news - will be hard to rebuild trust https://t.co/Gok4wihPB4 #data #security

christopherneal

@christopherneal

Bad things happen, it's how you responds that counts. Only your customer can assess their risk- be honest with them https://t.co/IcLnQQq0jh

Jeff Waaa👻uuugh

@jdub

Putting database backups on a web site for temporary access is an easy shortcut to rationalise, but the consequences can be devastating…

Mark Newton

@NewtonMark

1. Don't collect data unless you need it. 2. When your need for data has lapsed, delete it. 3. If you need it again, collect it again.

Troy Hunt

@troyhunt

Also, @AusCERT was absolutely outstanding in handling this. I hope details can be shared later, this should be a blueprint for everyone.

AusCERT

@AusCERT

Thank you @troyhunt, we never like to see bad #cyber things so this should remind everyone to KNOW YOUR ASSETS and protect them

Ketan Joshi

@KetanJ0

Should go w/out saying, but note that RC have resolved the breach, been open about it, and you should keep donating… https://t.co/IDhp3upgtk