“Paying a ransom doesn’t guarantee an organization that it will get its data back—we’ve seen cases where organizations never got a decryption key after having paid the ransom. Paying a ransom not only emboldens current cyber criminals to target more organizations, it also offers an incentive for other criminals to get involved in this type of illegal activity.” James Trainor – Cybersecurity Strategic Advisor at AON
Source: FBI
About James Trainor:
James Trainor serves as Senior Vice President within Aon Cyber Solutions and helps develop Aon’s overall cyber strategy on behalf of clients, working closely with colleagues across technology, system integration, risk transfer and advisory practices to ensure a holistic and integrated approach.
James plays a significant role in new product development, developing strategic partnerships, thought leadership, incident response and government and media affairs. He also leads Aon’s cybersecurity offering to HNW clients, 5G enablement and insider threat prevention services.