Comments on: Stringer Defends Sony’s PSN Breach Response

By: NotMyRealName

NotMyRealName — Wed, 18 May 2011 22:21:10 +0000

I’d have to give them credit though, compared to other companies they reported it faster…but they still took an entire week. Personally, I wouldn’t give any information on the first day to protect my company’s image…but after the second or third day, if I verified that I was hacked, the first thing I would do is call a security company and release information to the public.

Sure, I don’t run a multi-billion dollar company and I’m not taking in consideration of the other people working in the company, but I would at least release attempt to release a statement as soon as possible, which by the way, wouldn’t take a week.

I’m trying to be sympathetic to Sony, but they took a month to fix an issue which made them lose a lot of money. It must be embarrassing to be working at Sony right now.

By: mr troll

mr troll — Wed, 18 May 2011 20:05:22 +0000

i told you to get xbox sony fucked this again
sony 0 hackers 2

By: Corey LF37

Corey LF37 — Wed, 18 May 2011 17:34:02 +0000

Okay, a week is fast enough for me to know that my credit card information was stolen? My financial safety obviously doesn’t matter to Sony.

Oh, and Sony, good job fixing the security exploits, now your customers are gonna lose access to their accounts again and PSN is gonna shut down again. Great fucking job.