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The unfortunate thing is that the ransom probably is priced such that it's cheaper than the company resolving the problem on their own. Or the company would ju
by linsomniac 6y ago
The unfortunate thing is that the ransom probably is priced such that it's cheaper than the company resolving the problem on their own. Or the company would just resolve it without paying the ransom. On the other hand, it's bad on many fronts if the company just decides it is the cost of doing business, and doesn't do a great job of securing their systems in the future...
Many companies just get by, rather than doing serious security design. How do you change that culture in a company? Will paying the ransom do that? Probably if it only costs $1M to do. If it costs them $100M to do, would they do it?