they were saying he was really mismanaging this company badly during the course of his tenure. they re saying they were trying to find where all of the assets are in this. they said under the previous manager, the emperor really had no clothes here at ftx and one of the big questions is going to be where did all that money go. so far, we don t have the answers to that. they re trying to defend the company now under repeated cyber attacks from criminals trying to get access to the money from criminals who think they can steal the remaining assets. they say they ve hired a cybersecurity firm to protect the remaining assets. they wouldn t name the firm because they said it could be in danger from all the hacking attempts they re seeing assets. so a big mystery here and not a whole lot of answers here from wilmington, delaware. can you talk more about the hack attempt situation, eamon? it sounds like the lawyers are saying cyberattacks on ftx that coincided with the day that they
and repel such an attack. so in your experience, is enough being done then to safeguard our private information, but also the infrastructure of this country? no. what we see on a daily basis is organisations are not able to actually withstand pretty low level hacking attempts and we are seeing a great deal of organisations compromised, they are losing personal information, financial information, being taken out of business in terms of infrastructures being brought down. the actors doing this, the techniques they use, they are well known now, but there is not enough being invested in validating that these organisations, the information technologies they have invested in and security technologies are actually correctly configured, prepared in such a way that people can monitor and repel these attacks.
what we see on a daily basis is organisations are not able to actually withstand pretty low level hacking attempts and we are seeing a great deal of organisations compromised, they are losing personal information, financial information, being taken out of business in terms of infrastructures being brought down. the actors doing this, the techniques they use, there is not enough being invested in validating that these organisations, the information technologies they have invested in, and security technologies are actually correctly configured, prepared in such a way that people can monitor and repel these attacks. rogue countries, countries that we are in dispute with, i do not need to name them, it would be in their interest to disrupt british society and how it operates and can continue, but also as you mentioned earlier,
from peeple extent we saw in 2014. we do hear from peeple in extent we saw in 2014. we do hear from people in ukraine extent we saw in 2014. we do hear from people in ukraine who - extent we saw in 2014. we do hear from people in ukraine who have l from people in ukraine who have relatives, loved ones in russia who say that they have effectively fallen out in some situations because the people in russia did not believe what they are being told is happening in ukraine because the disinformation has been so effective. how much is getting through, though? we saw the journalist on russian television holding up the banner saying no war, you are being lied to, and there have been a number of hacking attempts to get information through to russians. this attempts to get information through to russians. , , ~ . , to russians. this is the achilles heel of president to russians. this is the achilles heel of president putin - to russians. this is the achilles heel of president putin in