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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2017

The Trend Is Your Friend: Why Enterprise Bargaining Is Down

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A company's ability to quickly and efficiently conduct a forensic investigation is critical to limiting the impacts of a data security incident and determining the scope of the incident.

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A company's ability to quickly and efficiently conduct a forensic investigation is critical to limiting the impacts of a data security incident and determining the scope of the incident.

In BakerHostetler's 2017 Data Security Incident Response Report, we analyzed data from the more than 450 incidents we worked on in 2016. A forensic investigation occurred in 34 percent of those incidents – a slight increase from 2015, when 31 percent of the incidents involved a forensic investigation. Healthcare entities used forensic investigations at a higher rate this year most likely because of the rise in ransomware incidents and the OCR guidance related to ransomware. A forensic investigation occurred in 27 percent of the incidents involving healthcare entities in 2016 versus only 13 percent in 2015. The average total cost of a forensic investigation in 2016 was $62,290, with the highest cost in excess of $750,000. The average cost of a network intrusion investigation was

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