Too many people still treat paying as the end of the incident. In practice it just tells the attacker there is someone willing to negotiate, which means the real work starts afterwards with credential resets, privileged access reviews, supplier checks and proving every restored system is actually trustworthy again.
Too many people still treat paying as the end of the incident. In practice it just tells the attacker there is someone willing to negotiate, which means the real work starts afterwards with credential resets, privileged access reviews, supplier checks and proving every restored system is actually trustworthy again.