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A couple of humble suggestions: 1. Get/Hire someone to do a proper analysis of the "breach". This may require your client's cooperation. 2. Regardless of whos
by forkerenok 8y ago
A couple of humble suggestions:
1. Get/Hire someone to do a proper analysis of the "breach". This may require your client's cooperation.
2. Regardless of whose fault that was, try to improve the process to protect yourself and your clients in the future (e.g. email signing, confirmation via a different channel, different way of collecting payments etc.)
- jiveturkey 8y agohave you ever done this? a proper analysis will cost more than the money lost, and is itself not recoverable.