Business Law

Recovery Expenses for Sony Over PlayStation Hack to Exceed $173 Million Dollars & a CEO Job

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The New York Times reported today that the recovery expenses for Sony, Corp., related to its hacking incident this past April will likely exceed $173 million U.S. dollars.  This announcement coincides with the Company’s decision to promote Mr. Andrew House to the position of president and chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment.  This position was once held […]

Data Security & Privacy

A Startup, AWS Cloud Outage, & a Dog Named ‘Ruger’

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On Wednesday night, the Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA), Security Community, hosted an event at the Attachmate offices in downtown Seattle, WA, on one startup companies experience with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud outage of April 21, 2011.  Jeff Malek, co-founder of the Seattle-based virtual economy platform BigDoor Media, Inc., did a post-mortem presentation […]

Business Law

Key to Protecting Your Organization During a Cyber-War – ‘Tone at the Top’ & Culture

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This week, online hacker group LulzSec posted, on an open Internet forum, that they have declared “open season” on virtually (no pun intended) all government and corporate websites around the world.  The group, along with its loosely affiliated partner Anonymous, are encouraging hacktavists to post any acquired mission-critical information of targeted organizations to its Internet websites for public […]