In a ransomware scenario, do you have a clear understanding of what information your executive team would need in order to make a decision on whether to pay the ransom or not?

Threat Intelligence & Incident ResponseRisk Management

Yes50%

No - somewhat unclear on necessary info42%

No - very unclear on necessary info8%

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