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To Pay or Not to Pay: Issues and Considerations for a Ransomware Response
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To Pay or Not to Pay: Issues and Considerations for a Ransomware Response
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Ransomware attacks continue to plague companies and organizations. What factors should be considered as part of your response? Who, inside and outside your organization, should be at the table making those decisions? How has the ransomware landscape evolved that can impact the decision on whether to pay or not? The decision on whether to pay a ransomware or cyber extortion demand can be complex, dynamic, and highly circumstance specific.
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- TX, CA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Civil Appellate Law | Criminal Law | Civil Trial Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 12/31/2024
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To Pay or Not to Pay: Issues and Considerations for a Ransomware Response (Dec 2023)
William R. Daugherty, Jasen Orme
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To Pay or Not to Pay: Issues and Considerations for a Ransomware Response (Dec 2023)
Ransomware attacks continue to plague companies and organizations. What factors should be considered as part of your response? Who, inside and outside your organization, should be at the table making those decisions? How has the ransomware landscape evolved that can impact the decision on whether to pay or not? The decision on whether to pay a ransomware or cyber extortion demand can be complex, dynamic, and highly circumstance specific.
Originally presented: Oct 2023 Essential Cybersecurity Law
William R. Daugherty,
Norton Rose Fulbright - Houston, TX
Jasen Orme,
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Houston, TX