Microsoft Blamed for Major Hack in Scathing Cyber Safety Review, Asked to Reform Security Priorities
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The Cyber Safety Review Board blamed Microsoft for a hack by a Chinese group that targeted US officials' emails, citing "a cascade of avoidable errors" by the company.
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The report said Microsoft failed to prioritize security and risk management in its "corporate culture."
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Microsoft gave inaccurate public statements for months about the cause of the breach.
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The report asked Microsoft to develop a reform plan and timeline across its products.
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This comes after several other breaches of Microsoft products in recent years, including by Russian and Chinese hackers.