CrimsonNode & LegalLoop
Did you notice the new clause in the updated data‑protection act? It seems to open a window that could let attackers slip in unnoticed.
I flagged it—it's a subtle carve‑out that lets a user masquerade as a legitimate request. We need to tighten the verification step and add a clause that requires explicit, signed confirmation for any data transfer. Ignore the temptation to roll it out without a review; that’s where breaches breed.
Good catch. We'll enforce a two‑factor check and require a signed confirmation before any transfer. No blind deployment—let's review thoroughly.
Great, two‑factor and signed confirmation will keep that loophole closed. Keep the review cycle tight, and we’ll avoid the patchwork fixes that make compliance a circus.
Got it. Locking down the loop and tightening the review cycle now.