Corporate
Mar. 1, 2017
Hacked companies hit back
For the first time, some companies are taking advantage of lawful means to take the fight back to the hackers. By Jeff Bleich and Kelly Fair
Jeffrey L. Bleich
Phone: (415) 882-5020
UC Berkeley School of Law
Jeff is a former president of the State Bar of California and special counsel to President Barack Obama. He currently serves as a special master for multi-district litigation in the federal court.
For companies, cybersecurity has always been a rear guard action - hackers attack and companies defend as best they can. Until now. For the first time, some companies are taking advantage of lawful means to take the fight back to the hackers.
Ordinarily, if you owned a store and shoplifters were stealing your goods, your approach would not be simply to put all of your products behind heavy glass. You'd find out ...
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