Should the U.S. Government mandate companies to report ransomware attacks to a central authority?

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Yes, we should mandate ransomware attack reporting.88%

No, that imposes unnecessary burdens onto the affected organizations.11%

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Director in Finance (non-banking)4 years ago

To what end?  Just to gather statistics?

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