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Here’s the breakdown of cybersecurity stats only law firms usually see

Posted on May 7, 2021 by Dissent

Joe Uchill has a good interview with Craig Hoffman of BakerHostetler about their recent report that includes their extensive incident response experiences handling ransomware  incidents.

BakerHostetler has always been one of my most trusted resources on breach responses, as they are quite blunt about their advice — even when it may be what government or other companies promote. They were the first to be clear that despite the warnings about not getting data back even if you pay ransom, almost all of their clients who paid ransom did get their data back. But that was with experts involved in making the decision to pay or not pay.

Read more on SC Magazine.


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