It’s well known by now that the consequences of a successful ransomware attack go well beyond the financial loss of paying ransom. Damage to brand and reputation, lost productivity, and compromised data—even if ransom is paid—are common results. Current news of the gasoline shortage on the U.S. East Coast after a ransomware attack reminds us that consequences can be far-reaching. And the first death known to be associated with a ransomware attack in 2020, proved they can be deadly.
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