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An article on The Hollywood Reporter has some more information on this, including perspectives from sources elsewhere within the industry: http://www.hollywoodr
by mintplant 12y ago
An article on The Hollywood Reporter has some more information on this, including perspectives from sources elsewhere within the industry: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/sony-hack-studio-security-points-753509 http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/sony-hack-studio-secur...
"It's changing our business," says one producer of its impact on Hollywood. "From now on, money and time will be allocated by studios to deal with this full-time."
...as it should have been already, given how big and how valuable a target these companies are.
- msantos 12y ago> "It's changing our business," says one producer of its impact on Hollywood. "From now on, money and time will be allocated by studios to deal with this full-time." Shame that most of Sony's Finance and HR are blaming the IT department - so bloody typical! "Everyone’s looking to the IT department to say, ‘How did you let this happen?'" said one employee in Sony Pictures’ finance department." http://fusion.net/story/31116/inside-sony-pictures-employees-are-panicking-about-their-hacked-personal-data/ http://fusion.net/story/31116/inside-sony-pictures-employees...
- gadders 12y agoI work in an IT department. Pretty sure IT Security would be the responsibility of somebody here.
- alecco 12y agoYeah, who is routinely ignored by the rest because they are too busy with deadlines or something.
- sarciszewski 12y agoI worked in an IT department for a communications company that worked with AT&T where, at least once a month, I would find a different way to suggest to a different team lead to check out EMET in case we ever got targeted. It got ignored. If they ever get hacked, I won't be surprised.
- basch 12y agodo you work somewhere where management/the board outranks IT and can decide "that sounds too expensive."