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ARTICLE · 31 DECEMBER 2025

How To Reassure Stakeholders When Facts Are Still Unknown During Cyber Incidents

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Cybersecurity incidents pose a fundamental challenge: How do you reassure stakeholders while acknowledging that many facts remain unknown early in forensic investigations?

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Cybersecurity incidents pose a fundamental challenge: How do you reassure stakeholders while acknowledging that many facts remain unknown early in forensic investigations? Jena Valdetero and Wouter van Wengen of Greenberg Traurig and Jonah Pitkowsky, Lily Williams and Jamie Singer of FTI Consulting examine how threat actors increasingly employ triple extortion tactics, from encrypting and exfiltrating data to DDoS attacks and swatting that brings cyber threats to executives' literal front doors, requiring careful coordination between legal counsel and communications professionals to build messaging that adapts to evolving scenarios.

Read"How to Reassure Stakeholders When Facts Are Still Unknown During Cyber Incidents," co-authored by Jena Valdetero and Wouter van Wengen, published byCorporate Compliance Insights.

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