Everyone will ask whodunnit, but how can an organization put that information to practical use during disaster recovery and planning for the future?
In normal life crises, the jump to assess blame is often the emotional reaction, but rarely the appropriate reaction. Assessing blame for who hit you with a cyber-attack, however — if not the individual, at least the general classification — could be effective, if not essential to your recovery efforts, according to speakers at a Dark Reading Virtual Event Tuesday.
