Since they didn’t really have reason to believe my data was accessed, maybe that’s ok. I know from firsthand experience how hard rotating all your credentials across the whole org is.
Since they didn’t really have reason to believe my data was accessed, maybe that’s ok. I know from firsthand experience how hard rotating all your credentials across the whole org is.
What I’d expect is a note on the 24th that they’d kicked a threat actor of their Jira system, and that they had no reason to believe the rest of their systems were compromised, but that they were taking action to prevent it from happening again and starting a full investigation.
I get that the business might not want to do that if they are not certain there is any cause for alarm. Uncertainty might be even worse for some.
My concern was mostly around the situation where you believe it had not been, but it had.
The rule does not set any specific timeline between the incident and the materiality determination, but the materiality determination should be made without 'unreasonable delay'.