You are managing partner of Storm & Kang, a 1,100-lawyer firm specializing in corporate and securities law. You recently authorized an initiative to digitalize all of your client files and move them to the “cloud” where they can more easily be accessed by attorneys working from remote locations. At your insistence, the firm’s IT department has taken precautions to ensure that malefactors cannot access these files, and also has implemented security measures restricting access to lawyers and support staff who have been issued special privileges. Unfortunately, criminals operating out of Eastern Europe bypass these controls, invade your server, and download millions of pages of client files. You receive a message from the criminals threatening to make all of this information available on the Internet unless you pay a ransom of $30 million in Bitcoin. What should you do?