Ransomware: To pay or not to pay
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NOTHING perhaps could cause a board greater distress than the news that its company has just been hacked and its systems locked up until a ransom is paid. While most major cyber security incidents have to be reported, ransomware puts the board on the spot - as the decision to pay or not ultimately lies with it.
It can be an existential question and a moral dilemma, as giving in to hackers' demands could encourage more cyber attacks.
Understanding ransomware
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