It was one of those typical, cold February winter days in Indianapolis
earlier this year. Kids woke up hoping for a snow day and old men groaned
as they scraped ice off their windshields and shoveled the driveway. Those
were the lucky ones, because around that same time, executives at Anthem
<http://www.csoonline.com/article/2888307/data-protection/anthem-78-8-million-affected-fbi-close-to-naming-suspect.html>
were pulling another all-nighter, trying to wrap their heads around their
latest data breach of 37.5 million records and figuring out what to do
next. And, what do they do next? This was bad – very bad – and one wonders
if one or more of the frenzied executives thought to him of herself, or
even aloud, “At least we’re not Sony
<http://www.csoonline.com/article/2862091/data-breach/what-the-sony-breach-means-for-security-in-2015.html>
.”

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