Last week's cyber attack to produce the wrong reasons--the wrong lessons. The immediate takeaway seems to be that large institutions need much better cybersecurity systems. But there's a much simpler and better solution. Vital systems that can't withstand the catastrophic risk of malicious hacking should just go offline.
Duncan critiques cybersecurity measures and suggests critical systems should go offline to avoid hacking risks.
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