Very good point, unfortunately what tends to happen : 1. Panic 2. Backups ? 3. Panic 4. Shop for saviors 5. Buy new equipment & software pushed by saviors 6. P

Very good point, unfortunately what tends to happen : 1. Panic 2. Backups ? 3. Panic 4. Shop for saviors 5. Buy new equipment & software pushed by saviors 6. Pay ransom (or have insurance pay it) 7. Be as opaque as you can (Say nothing, glitches and accidents happen... // direct contact only customers & partners with confirmed affected data // vaguely refer to a cyber incident in financial reports // Creative legal communications plan // etc.)