Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "12 News" channel.

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  6. OK, so we know that the building plumbing is, well, dodgy if workers attribute a rotting stench in the office to the plumbing. We know that multiple layers of security are entirely absent, ranging from access control on the data systems to physical security of the facility, no alerts were raised when an employee checked in and disappeared from the planet without existing the facility. That's even more alarming than cholera and typhoid passing plumbing! With security this lax, anyone could be doing anything on their network and systems, not a soul would notice. Start with a full Sarbanes Oxley audit, it's literally that big a deal business wise, not to mention employee safety wise. The management has no clue who is and is not inside of their building and systems, didn't even notice a decomposing employee until someone literally blundered into someone likely beginning to liquefy. I suspect after such an audit, there will be multiple senior management position vacancies. Meanwhile, the DA can examine from other angles what other laws have been utterly ignored. Even with remote work, someone checking into the building and their ID doesn't check out of the building, that should've triggered some form of alert to the management to check and correct the discrepancy to ensure both employee safety and facility and data security. And someone needs to examine what other audits aren't being conducted, as I'm certain anything this lax proves that nebulous leadership has permitted other areas to have entirely absent security. In a financial sector business. When I was working information assurance for the DoD, had this happened on my base, I'd have been looking for a new job with a spectacularly poor reference and I'd not have been alone!
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