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It'd at least put a significant dent in public corporation's spending on it. If they share it in their audits and reports to shareholders, they get nailed on pa
by ThrustVectoring 9y ago
It'd at least put a significant dent in public corporation's spending on it. If they share it in their audits and reports to shareholders, they get nailed on paying ransomware. If they hide that they paid out significant amounts of money, that's accounting and/or securities fraud. The biggest sensible course of action is to put the IT infrastructure in place that mitigates ransomware attacks.