
J.P. Morgan – A Day at the Breach
Apparently the four hackers who breached J.P Morgan Chase had plans to replicate the business acumen and product offerings of Merrill Lynch, only they wanted to skip the work part. The U.S. Attorney leading the charge described the breach as massive, involving more than 80 million customer accounts and netting the hackers over $100 million. Nice work if you can get it, unless you get caught — and these guys did.
Growing Threat Meets Fresh Eyes
But, again, you’re an IT professional, and you probably don’t make $100 million, even though your daily vigil keeps your company from losing that amount. The exposure, though, grows every day, and you need help. You need some fresh eyes on the good work you do, just in case somebody puts some fresh eyes and sticky fingers on your network and data.
Call ICS today and let our ethical hackers assess your vulnerabilities and use pen testing strategies to make sure your organization’s data and dollars stay where they belong.