Arrest of well-known ransomware negotiator highlights need for oversight of incident response vendors
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The arrest of a well-known ransomware negotiator has raised concerns that a trusted intermediary in extortion cases may have worked for the adversary's side. The article, a Dark Reading commentary by Terry J. Maxwell, argues the case shows a critical need for vendor program oversight when organizations hire third parties to handle ransomware incidents. Only the headline and standfirst were available, so the individual's identity, the charges, the jurisdiction and any affiliated ransomware group or victims are not stated and are not assessed here.
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Arrest of well-known ransomware negotiator highlights need for oversight of incident response vendors
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The arrest of a well-known ransomware negotiator has raised concerns that a trusted intermediary in extortion cases may have worked for the adversary's side. The article, a Dark Reading commentary by Terry J. Maxwell, argues the case shows a critical need for vendor program oversight when organizations hire third parties to handle ransomware incidents. Only the headline and standfirst were available, so the individual's identity, the charges, the jurisdiction and any affiliated ransomware group or victims are not stated and are not assessed here.