On October 31, CEO Kurtis Minder was honored to present on the panel, "Hitting the Moving Target: cyber, data privacy and artificial intelligence (AI) compliance and governance," at this year's International Bar Association Annual Conference in Miami, FL.
During the panel, Kurtis was joined by Andrea Marcon Bocabello of Grupo Fleury in Brazil, Adam Cottini of Crowdstrike, Francisco Müssnich of BMA, and Jan Willem Hoevers of De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek.
At the start of the panel, Kurtis ran through the beginning stages of a ransomware attack. He covered what happens when you can't access your systems, can't make payroll, and can't get your data. The audience asked questions on ransomware response and negotiation throughout the panel.
For law firms with cybersecurity or data privacy, it's imperative that its attorneys are trained and ready for ransomware negotiations. Our ransomware experts, alongside negotiation specialists at MaxNegotiating, are offering a new Ransomware Negotiation Training service to prepare attorneys to negotiate on behalf of their clients.
Your clients' needs are changing to stay ahead of emerging cybersecurity threats. With ransomware complaints to the FBI rising 50% from 2020-2021, your firm needs expert negotiators that understand the differences between business negotiations and ransomware negotiations. In this three-day group training, GroupSense and Max Negotiating will give your attorneys proven strategies for successful ransomware negotiation. By staying on top of emerging cyber threats, your firm will minimize damage to your clients and guide them to a best-case ransomware outcome. After completing the three-day training, your attorneys will:
Contact us to schedule a training at your firm today.