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Optus hack secrecy leaves questions of competence hanging
It is almost a year since Optus’ big data breach. The telco has decided to keep the findings of the independent review it said would help rebuild customers’ trust secret.
Paul SmithTechnology editorNobody likes their anniversary to be forgotten, but Optus chief executive Kelly Bayer Rosmarin would very much like no fuss to be made on September 22, which marks one year since her company suffered a data breach that awoke Australia to the threat of cybercrime.
Optus and its leader suffered an undoubtedly torrid time after crooks made off with personal data, including identity documents of up to 9.8 million customers.
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