The City of Baltimore was under cyber-attack last year, with hackers demanding $76,000 in ransom. Though the city chose not to pay the ransom, the attack still cost them nearly $18 million in damages, and then the city signed up for a $20 million cyber insurance policy.
It's very evident that cyber-attacks are not only costly in terms of time and money but also bring extensive legal liability
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