- Train my replacement.
- Register down at the jobs office.
- Lie on the floor and cry. Have a nice cuppa tea.
- Write ransomware targeting Maersk, using insider knowledge of networks and procedures.
- Short Maersk stock or buy put options.
- Release malware.
Ask so when does consultation begin (call your union rep if your a member) and make sure you all get an enhanced pay off
Start looking for a new job - experience in fighting a big attack like this might be of interest to various TLA's (assuming your grandparents are native born citizens)
I you find out early take your annual leave
Make sure to take your laptop home if you have one
The last two are in case mersk do what some other big European companies have done and try and avoid paying out - one case I know of was a uk subsidiary being made bankrupt
In case anyone needs a Poe's Law check, this was all insincere. I was just trying to draw attention to the fact that Maersk is essentially drawing a huge target on their back for aspiring malware authors, by firing the people that pulled them through their last crippling encounter with malware. It is extremely unlikely, when they get hit next, that any of their former employees will be involved. (And even less likely that any of those people will still be around to pull their asses out of the fire again.)