Deal documents are worth a fortune for days and nothing after. There is no ransom note, because publication destroys the value.
Privilege stops a court compelling disclosure. It says nothing about an intruder copying the file, and the gap is filled by IT controls.
Strong authentication on the firm’s staff, optional for the client’s. The obstacle is that the person who would insist is also selling to them.
39% breached, most exposing client data. Firms hold the material clients assembled precisely because it was too sensitive to handle alone.
Notification law exists to protect people who cannot protect themselves, and JPMorgan Chase is not that.
Invisible twice over: below the notification threshold, and the client has every reason not to say a word.
The cost went up and the cover went down. Every available explanation for that is uncomfortable.
Decommissioning is an intention. Switching something off is an action.