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One thing I've noticed over the last couple years is that there are Five Stages of a Data Breach:
Denial: We do not believe these attacks breached our critical servers.
Anger: We want to make it clear that we take security seriously!
Bargaining: We'd like to offer our affected customers a credit monitoring service.
Depression: We wish we could have done things differently.
Acceptance: Well, it just shows that no one is safe from hackers.
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