Here's the relevant quote from a GeekWire article:
"A representative for Accellion told The Times that the breach involved a 20-year-old “legacy product” which the company has been encouraging customers to stop using."
Basically, you can either blame Accellion for not supporting old products enough, or you can blame the State Auditor's office for not upgrading in a timely manner, depending on your POV. I think 20 years old is enough that I'll blame the Auditor's office.
"A representative for Accellion told The Times that the breach involved a 20-year-old “legacy product” which the company has been encouraging customers to stop using."
Basically, you can either blame Accellion for not supporting old products enough, or you can blame the State Auditor's office for not upgrading in a timely manner, depending on your POV. I think 20 years old is enough that I'll blame the Auditor's office.