Organization by imposing penalties on cyber criminals

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1. If your organization does become a victim of a cyber-crime or a security incident, how will you respond? What types of evidence would be important to your investigation, and how would they be used? What would law enforcement's role be in your incident response plan?

2. Are there any laws at the local, state, federal, or even international level that protect your organization by imposing penalties on cyber criminals? Provide at least one example of a cyber-crime court case, and explain both its outcome and its significance.

3. What do you need from the CSO to best protect your organization? Justify your requests.

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