We've excised the text, but suffice it to say that the whiteboard contains usernames and passwords for system access. It's a change from a Post-it note stuck to the screen, but it's no less likely to make a security professional shriek in horror. After all, not only is the account exposed, but anyone can use it, which renders an access log somewhat redundant.
The transformation needed for organisations in the UK to be ready for the threat of post-quantum computing will make preparations for the millennium bug look easy, cyber chiefs said today.
