https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/golden-corral-restaurant-chain-data-breach-impacts-183-000-people/
The Golden Corral American restaurant chain disclosed a data breach after attackers behind an August cyberattack stole the personal information of over 180,000 people.
Places like that have high employee turnover. After some quick napkin math, thats probably only 5 restaurants in six months.
Golden Corral restaurant chain data breach impacts 183,000 people
It would be much more informative to replace the word "people" with "employees."
But I suppose then we wouldn't have to click to find that out.
That was exactly my take.
Regrettably, these folks are in no way equipped for a cyberwar.
All the less so for their deps etc.
I expect my - and anyone’s - employer to pay health insurance, and to keep that data safe. Customers are fine here as far as u can tell, but if you tell me that you’ll cover some amount of risk and then you reneg,were rightfully going to have a humdinger (see OCMS) of a war on that one.
If you insure my health risk, fr where I sit, you also insure the risk of my data that I handed over so you could insure the risk, in the first place.
You just have to wonder why a buffet restaurant has access to anyone's personal data. Don't misunderstand, I know why, but fuck, this is why we dont need to sign up for every "discount card" that a Corp slides under our nose. I don't trust Golden Coral not to burn the chicken, why in the fuck would I trust them with any of my personal information?