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I have a deep suspicion this will inevitably lead to head-in-the-sand as a service.

• Arrath 5y ago
  Similarly, the suspected or known loss or theft of explosives must be reported to the ATF within 24-hours of the discovery. This has, in my experience, resulted in some "oh no we totally know where that inventory mismatch is" incidents. Boy does their tune change when I make the report for them.
• elliekelly 5y ago
  The context is ransomware, though. It would be pretty useless ransomware if they didn't tell you your data is being held ransom and where to make a payment. It's not exactly the kind of incident you can bury your head in the sand when 99% of the time you're proactively alerted to the issue.
  • cestith 5y ago
    One context is ransomware. The other context, the 72-hour one, is reasonable belief of any breach.