Exclusive: How Sony is fighting back

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Exclusive: How Sony is fighting back

Systems that monitor staff and user behaviour could detect social attacks.

There are cushier jobs than leading Sony Entertainment Network’s burgeoning security shop, but Brett Wahlin was never one to shy from a challenge. So when the entertainment giant looked to revamp its security in the wake of the devastating hacking attacks against its PlayStation Network ...

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