Survive the Breach-Protecting People & the Company When the Worst Happens
summary
Panel lays out concrete steps: run war games to force timed decisions, keep a short FAQ checklist instead of rigid flowcharts, pre‑contract negotiators and forensic firms, and decide a ransomware pay/no‑pay policy with payment mechanisms (yes, set up crypto access ahead). Build privileged documentation with outside counsel, map law‑enforcement contacts and test them, and plan for scale — examples include a 150 million‑user MyFitnessPal disclosure, Black Basta research of public revenue, and threat actors phoning customers.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Preparation and planning
- 2:58Communication strategies
- 5:58Scalability and agility
- 8:07Managing uncertainty
- 11:01Involving law enforcement
- 14:28Crisis leadership
- 18:13Corporate values
- 22:30The incident aftermath
- 26:35Ransomware considerations
- 31:30Resourcing teams
- 34:24Working with legal counsel
- 41:09Surprising challenges
- 48:18Insurance complexities
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