Ep. 21 The Problem with "The Name and Shame" Breach Notification Websites

from Cyber Law Revolution · host Spencer Pollock

Send us Fan MailAfter a data breach or ransomware attack, companies face two means of exposure and embarrassment via public websites: one run by the hackers and one run by the government. In this episode, we discuss these name and shame sites' dual nature and a better approach the government should take when informing the public about a company's suffering a data breach.

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