Ep. 33 Regulatory Overreach and the First Steps to Take after a Ransomware Attack

from Cyber Law Revolution · host Spencer Pollock

Send us Fan MailEpisode 33 of the Cyber Law Revolution Podcast is live! In this episode, I discuss how the uncertainty and lack of precedent behind cyber laws have created rampant regulatory overreach and classic "big government" (swear not being political!), which is unfair, unjust, and inflicting more harm than good. Also, we dive into those first critical steps to take after a ransomware attack. You don't want to miss it! Call me with questions, comments, or topics to discuss - 410-917-5189 or [email protected]

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