As has been said on here many times, the problem is with a lack of accountability. My information was stolen as part of the OPM hack. No one has taken my identity yet, but various nations no doubt know that I used to work in sensitive positions, and pretty much all my private information.
You know what the government did about this? They gave me free credit monitoring for a certain number of years. Enough critical information / infrastructure is online that heads should roll with each major breach.
There is apathy toward security on a large scale. There is apathy toward identity thievery. I grew out of the "death to capitalism" stage of my life decades ago but in this case it is obvious that money is protecting the big players.
You know what the government did about this? They gave me free credit monitoring for a certain number of years. Enough critical information / infrastructure is online that heads should roll with each major breach.
There is apathy toward security on a large scale. There is apathy toward identity thievery. I grew out of the "death to capitalism" stage of my life decades ago but in this case it is obvious that money is protecting the big players.