There's the question of what they can afford to pay. I may value my personal information at $1 mil, but I couldn't pay that if I actually had to for some reason. They are in a situation that they could actually have to pay this. I'd rather them do this than pay the fee, as I would expect someone to dump the records onto the black market anyways after they got paid. Why would you expect honor from a thief?
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Great, but all I can understand are car analogies. So can you rephrase it for me?
But you'd think the CEOs would want those profits now, wouldn't you?
The coffin makers need a stronger organization then.
Wishful thinking is still thinking...
I'm pretty sure they send a copy to the offender, so that would be one act of distribution.
There's the question of what they can afford to pay. I may value my personal information at $1 mil, but I couldn't pay that if I actually had to for some reason. They are in a situation that they could actually have to pay this. I'd rather them do this than pay the fee, as I would expect someone to dump the records onto the black market anyways after they got paid. Why would you expect honor from a thief?
But would anyone investigating even know how to tell if someone has skillz?