Secretive Companies Allow Hackers To Thrive: U.S. Attorney: Some American companies are still unwilling to report to law enforcement they have been hacked, a reluctance that is making it more difficult to combat cybercrime, a top federal prosecutor told The Huffington Post.
Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, chastised businesses last year for failing to disclose that their computer systems have been breached.
In an interview last week, Bharara told HuffPost that silence from hacking victims “is still an issue" and is often complicated by many factors, including the desire of companies to protect their stock prices and reputations.
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