Gary's company laptop was stolen in Mexico and now hackers have access to his company's sensitive data

The hacker demands $5M not to leak the data which can ruin Gary's company

Gary's company goes into lockdown mode while the hacker encrypts their files, locking the company out of their own databases

The company pays the extortion money.

Meanwhile, a disgruntled employee releases sensitive files anyway.

The company gets in trouble with the SEC, clients and partners

What went wrong?

The company mistakenly had some hidden holes in its financial statements

The company paid extortion money, but wasn't assured their end of the bargain to sustain record privacy from the hacker.

One of the biggest vulnerabilities was the firm's own employees

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How?

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There is no single point of failure.

Blockchains can run self-executing contracts that require zero trust between parties.

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Compliance no longer has to be an option.

Believe it or not, company records are mathematically unhackable.

Hacking attempters cannot even cover-up their interactions and become undetectable.

So, it's more secure and actually enhances business practices?

Yes...

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