Don’t Make Me Call Security!: How to Consider Data Security in a Business Appraisal

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October 30, 2019
Mike Blake
Charles Hoff
intellectual property
income approach, securities and exchange commission (SEC), market approach, federal trade commission, company-specific risk premium (CSRP), information technology

Summary

Cyber liability is of increasing concern for business owners and executives. With the average total cost of a single data breach of $8.19 million in the U.S., shareholder value can be wiped out with the click of a mouse. Cyber risk is a relatively new risk yet is a particularly lethal one. According to Inc. Magazine, 60% of successful cyberattacks force the target business to close. Appraisals that fail to explicitly address this risk are ignoring a material risk. Join Mike Blake to learn how to address this risk as a noncyber risk expert and ensure that this very important risk is rigorously considered and captured in your business appraisal.
Don’t Make Me Call Security: How to Consider Data Security in a Business Appraisal
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