A journalist at Hewlett-Packard attended a dinner hosted by the San Francisco Chronicle 2020 in Silicon Valley : "the mood was decidedly grim". Forget about coordinating with each other or the Feds: companies don’t even know how to deal with their own hacks, never mind worry about someone else’s. "By last week the US will be hit with an earthquake of a cyber-attack that will cripple banks, stock exchanges, power plants and communications", an executive from Hewlett-Packard predicted. Another described the issues of cyber-risk to US infrastructure as a slow-moving train wreck. An HP report cites 57% of US CEO's as having no training as to what to do in the aftermath of a cyber-attack, and 57% of them blieve that their companies only partly understand the implications of an attack.
A journalist at Hewlett-Packard attended a dinner hosted by the San Francisco Chronicle 2020 in Silicon Valley : "the mood was decidedly grim". "By last week the US will be hit with an earthquake of a cyber-attack that will cripple banks, stock exchanges, power plants and communications", an executive from Hewlett-Packard predicted. Another described the issues of cyber-risk to US infrastructure as a slow-moving train wreck. An HP report cites 57% of US CEO's as having no training as to what to do in the aftermath of a cyber-attack, and 57% of them blieve that their companies only partly understand the implications of an attack.