Anyone else looking for a new job - since the "Cyber Attack?"

Posted: Jun 28th, 2017 - 10:46 am

I'm just wondering how many accounts will be lost over this incident. How many clients are going to lose trust and turn and run after this security breach? Will there be HIPPA fines for Nuance because of this? Between fines, losing clients and maybe contractors, and (maybe) paying employee downtime, could this possibly bankrupt them and the companies using their software? Your thoughts....

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Anyone else looking for a new job - since the "Cyber Attack?" (Views: 1235, 2017-06-28, 10:46 am)
- I'm not looking for a new job - Crabby (Views: 967, 2017-06-28, 10:53 am)
  - Agreed. - mtmomma (Views: 1939, 2017-06-28, 10:55 am)
- Not looking either - nah (Views: 833, 2017-06-28, 10:58 am)
- I am constantly looking for a way out of Nuance - The latest incident in just more of Nuance incompe (Views: 982, 2017-06-28, 11:10 am)
- That would be a wonderful dose of karma to hit - with heavy fines, losing clients, SM (Views: 689, 2017-06-28, 11:15 am)
  - I believe it is going to be their handling of and lack - of communication that will be their biggest (Views: 754, 2017-06-28, 11:38 am)
- I'd make as much if I got laid off and collected unemployment - s/m (Views: 775, 2017-06-28, 12:25 pm)
- No. Nuance has improved, good manager, little better - Wondering (Views: 1152, 2017-06-28, 2:47 pm)
  - It's not just Nuance! - screwed (Views: 822, 2017-06-28, 3:13 pm)