Customers who were victims of the Cathay Pacific data breach were only informed of the accident in October, even though their data may have been vulnerable since March. Photo: Getty Images
Customers who were victims of the Cathay Pacific data breach were only informed of the accident in October, even though their data may have been vulnerable since March. Photo: Getty Images
Kai-Lung Hui
Opinion

Opinion

Kai-Lung Hui

After Cathay Pacific’s debacle, companies must get proactive with cybersecurity and get customers involved

  • Kai-Lung Hui says that as more systems become interconnected, it grows more important for companies, their customers and employees to be aware of potential vulnerabilities. Protection is effective only if it is extended to all parties

Customers who were victims of the Cathay Pacific data breach were only informed of the accident in October, even though their data may have been vulnerable since March. Photo: Getty Images
Customers who were victims of the Cathay Pacific data breach were only informed of the accident in October, even though their data may have been vulnerable since March. Photo: Getty Images
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