PC Magazine writes: “It’s a typical Monday morning, except after you saunter into the office sipping Starbucks, the door flies open behind you and a flurry of federal badges rush into reception with warrant paperwork. Turns out Elliott in sales has been downloading child pornography. Or maybe Grant in accounting has been skimming a few dollars off every customer bank transfer. Or perhaps Elaine in receivables has been running a long-standing overbilling scheme.”

If this moment is the first time you’ve considered how to respond to a cyber law-enforcement incident, you’re certainly not in the best position. But don’t panic

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