That's a perspective I probably heard before but completely forgot about. Nice summary! I suppose having an efficient resolution to any 'problem' would be a ne

That's a perspective I probably heard before but completely forgot about. Nice summary! I suppose having an efficient resolution to any 'problem' would be a net benefit for all parties involved, even if we would think all sorts of negative thoughts about it from a technical perspective. The same goes for botched negotiations or indeed people who don't even know how to deal with cryptocurrency. It does make me wonder when thinking about hostage negotiations if that parallel insurance concept has different requirements on the company in question. Say you ship expensive employees to a facility in a country where they are likely to be captured for ransom, you'd expect some training for the employees to deal with 'being held hostage', or 'reducing the likelyhood of being taken'. If that is the case, something similar would be sensible in the ransomware scenario, right?