> To ensure these systems are 100% secure, equipment in the Brazil data center was returned to the manufacturers.
It doesn't say all equipment, and that would have been very helpful. But if it's just two or three access devices sitting on the border, it's not so bad.
Also, the manufacturer likely just sold the hardware to a different customer, sounds like it was pretty new and unused anyway. Just flash the firmware and you're good.
> To ensure these systems are 100% secure, equipment in the Brazil data center was returned to the manufacturers.
It doesn't say all equipment, and that would have been very helpful. But if it's just two or three access devices sitting on the border, it's not so bad.
Also, the manufacturer likely just sold the hardware to a different customer, sounds like it was pretty new and unused anyway. Just flash the firmware and you're good.