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Ransomware causes mental, physical trauma to security pros
(www.theregister.com)
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Yup, the reason I'm so good at my job is because I don't care.
If systems go down, a bunch of rich people will lose some money, but it's not a life or death situation. And not panicking is pretty much a requirement to work in upper level IT.
Don't work in medical IT.
It has been literally life and death before.