While everyone else is hanging their stockings by the chimney with care this Christmas, response teams at law firms across the country may be busy checking their emails and voice messages for news of an errant cyber incident.

Many of those practices have been developed to respond to a breach, ransomware or other intrusion at the drop of a hat, 365 days a year. Holidays, however, may be like red meat to bad actors looking to capitalize on corporate vacations and an influx of financial (aka shopping) activity, all the while posing some unique logistical challenges to the attorneys tasked with responding.

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