When a company's IT is encrypted and blackmailers demand a ransom for the key, panic often ensues, and previous assumptions about the effectiveness of existing security measures, the ability to restore backups, or the expected assistance from cyber insurance turn out to be false. It's not uncommon for things to go wrong during incident analysis and recovery, and the incident lasts much longer than necessary.

In a moderated panel, experts from the police and service providers for incident response and forensics will report on their experiences from incidents in recent months.
They will discuss the most common entry points, the typical errors, and often the lack of preparation on the part of victims, which have made efficient handling of the incident difficult or even exac ...