Ransomware: To Pay or Not to Pay? It Just Got More Complicated
July 25, 2022
Critical infrastructure and essential services in the United States—especially small or rural service providers—are highly vulnerable to disruptions from cyber attacks. Given the ever-growing need for cybersecurity services in all sectors and the inability of the marketplace to keep up with demand, a number of entities began organizing cyber volunteer efforts to provide assistance to resource-deprived recipients. State and local governments, federal emergency response organizations, for-profit companies, academic institutions and nonprofits have all built cyber volunteer programs that need skilled and experienced cybersecurity talent.
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Chambers and Partners, recognized the firm in its annual Chambers USA Guide in the category Privacy & Data Security for the first time.
On March 21, 2025, Scott Ferber moderated a panel on the FTX bankruptcy at Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business’s annual AI and Future of Finance Conference.
Scott Ferber participated in a key panel discussion at the 2025 Privacy & Technology Law Forum, held in Atlanta, GA. The panel, titled “SEC Cyber Disclosure Rules Under Caremark Standard – How to Brief Your Executives and The Board,” brought together leading experts to discuss the SEC’s evolving cybersecurity disclosure requirements and their significant implications for corporate governance.
