Warranties inspire confidence. If something goes wrong with a purchase, you’ll be made whole. That’s the idea anyway. Now consider ransomware. It’s not a “something.” It’s a “when thing.” So ransomware warranties hold understandable appeal. Here’s why: By 2031, ransomware is expected to attack a business, customer, or device every two seconds, costing victims around $265 billion annually — according to Cybersecurity Ventures. Recently, a ransomware attack hit the Los Angeles Unified School District, the second largest in the US. Hackers demanded a ransom and leaked over 500GB of stolen data. S…