wolf_metallo

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wolf_metallo12 karma

Two questions : 1. Do you buy every new lock in the market to learn how to break it? Or is there a standard pattern to break them, so you just try to see what type of lock it is and viola, you already know how to break it? 2. Has anyone ever not paid you after they've received your services? What did you do then? You know some people haggle, but there's no contract per se that you have and some assholes may not pay.

wolf_metallo2 karma

Oh damn, yeah! You've got messages n all lol... Forgot how connected everything is. And seems you've had to call the cops on at least one occasion.... Cheers mate! Thanks for your response

wolf_metallo1 karma

Would it help an organization to calculate their "Cost avoided due to cyber tech" in order to get better insurance? For example, if an org deploys and maintains EDR, thereby resulting in potentially reducing the endpoint attacks by X%.

If yes (i.e. they would get better insurance quotes), then how should an org calculate this cost avoidance factor? Is there some formula or data point that insurance companies use to estimate the events that were avoided?

Thanks in advance for your input and time!