But for victims who do want to report a ransomware attack, the guidance on who to report to is not exactly clear or efficiently organized.
Jamie Raskin: “But for victims who do want to report a ransomware attack, the guidance on who to report to is not exactly clear or…”
On the recordNovember 15, 2021
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Raskin criticizes the lack of clarity in reporting ransomware incidents.
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