Cyber Insurance and the Ransomware Challenge¶
Nurse, J. R. C. (2021). Cyber Insurance and the Ransomware Challenge.
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Primes¶
- Compellence
- The prime's analysis of why compellence is hard transfers directly to the public-policy finding that visible ransom payments encourage future attacks — because compliance is publicly observable and reputationally legible — while insurer-mediated payments, which supply a kind of visibility-reducing exit, change the dynamics.
This sourceExamines how cyber insurance and insurer-mediated negotiation influence ransomware payment dynamics; finds the 'insurance fuels attacks' narrative overstated while noting that exfiltrated insurance policies are used as negotiation leverage and that unresisted demands tend to escalate. (Resolves needs-source-912 for the insurer-mediation claim; NOTE the prose's strong claim that insurer-mediated payments 'change the dynamics' / do not encourage attacks is only partially supported — see flag.)
- The prime's analysis of why compellence is hard transfers directly to the public-policy finding that visible ransom payments encourage future attacks — because compliance is publicly observable and reputationally legible — while insurer-mediated payments, which supply a kind of visibility-reducing exit, change the dynamics.
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