SolarWinds says hack fallout cost at least $23.5 million

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SolarWinds says hack fallout cost at least $23.5 million
SolarWinds said the sprawling breach stemming from the compromise of its flagship software product has cost the company at least US$18 million (A$23.5 million) in the first three months of 2021. In preliminary results made public on Tuesday, the company said it spent between US$18 million and ...

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