Atlassian says recent data leak stems from third-party vendor hack

Re:Atlassian says recent data leak stems from third-party ve... by trynewideas on Thursday February 16, 2023 @02:48PM (#34824722)

Envoy, specifically, a startup that manages physical workplace access (ie. "Empower employees to reserve a desk in the workplace"), all with redundant storage of potentially sensitive employee information, like names, phone numbers, ID documents, legal agreements, physical access badge data and photos, etc.

Kind of surprised we haven't heard more about hacks among the proliferation of underbaked startups that backfill basic workplace and HR services.

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Re:Atlassian says recent data leak stems from third-party ve... by programmarchy on Thursday February 16, 2023 @03:26PM (#34825469)

But they’re SOC 2! /s

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Re:Atlassian says recent data leak stems from third-party ve... by trynewideas on Thursday February 16, 2023 @04:49PM (#34826891)

brb, getting my security team to endorse closing offices and going remote work-only because it reduces our online attack surface

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Re:Atlassian says recent data leak stems from third-party ve... by BFLpL0QNek on Thursday February 16, 2023 @08:37PM (#34829518)

Completely irrelevant, this triggers me how broken the workplace is while there’s a huge push to get people back to the office.

> "Empower employees to reserve a desk in the workplace"

This business shouldn’t have a need to exist at all!

At home I have a separate office, set up how I like/most productive. It just works and a nice productive environment. No having to *book*/find a desk, no broken monitors, cables, hubs or chairs. No being told to move as you found a comfy spot with working equipment and get in to the office consistently early to use that spot for multiple consecutive days.

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