Battered Sony hires cyber-security chief Sony is beefing up its security staff after the devastating hacking attack in April that crippled the Playstation Network for 23 days and led to the potential exposure of millions of users' account information. The company has picked former US Department of Homeland Security exec Philip R Reitinger to fill the role of senior …
to hire just one person that can understand and has mastery over the whole IT infrastructure of a major corporation? Maybe this bloke will indeed hire sufficiently adept personnel in sufficient numbers to ensure some kind of security of the corporations IT systems. Employ one Jack of all trades or several masters of one... Which would you chose?
I like to think I am smart (after all, I do have an IQ in double figures), however, I do realise I only think I am. I could secure Sony, but they would have to let me employ some people far more clever than I.
The claims to fame, this person has, are Microsoft, and Homeland Security...
Homeland Security and Microsoft security, are oxymorons of the first order.
No matter what else is said, I always see, the same errors in security for Microsoft, unchanged since the early 1990s.
Even now, they are violating customers' privacy, by tracking, illegally.
Homeland Security is run by the current administration, doing so well, ruining our country...,
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