One month after Neiman Marcus was struck by a massive credit card hack, a new report published by Businessweek sheds more light into the breach. Among the revelations: The company apparently missed almost 60,000 security alerts about the hack. According to an internal investigation by the high-end retailer, hackers infiltrated Neiman Marcus’s computer system on March 5, 2013. Four months later, malware began stealing user information from Neiman Marcus stores around the country.
Neiman Marcus missed almost 60,000 security alerts about the recent hack
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