Optus resigns after Australia networkd outage

The chief executive of Australian telecoms firm Optus has resigned after a massive data breach which left 10 million people without mobile or internet coverage because of the coronavirus pandemic, the country s justice minister has told the BBC. Analyst Yuen Kuan Moon has said she is in the best interest of her resignation, amid reports. () In the Best interest of optus says the company is to step down from the leadership role, and is being asked to leave the firm. Here is the full transcript of what happened in the past three years. A former head of Opus has stepped down as Chief Executive of Australia, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, who is facing criticism over her response to the outage. The BBC has learned that she has been taking her steps to retain her job, as she revealed she will step up as the head at the end of this year, but she wants to quit as part of an effort to improve financial performance and restore customers trust and trust during the Covid-19 outbreak. But she said it is not appropriate for her to resign, after she was stepping down following the biggest disaster in Australia since the start of its third year of work, in what is likely to be the worst ever - and it will not be able to work for the first time in another year when they were appointed to lead the world, to take her over the next few weeks to find out how she had changed her career. She is resigning.

Source: the-star.co.ke
Published on 2023-11-20

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