Hack Is a Wake-Up Call for Sony: Opsahl

The video discusses the legal rights of firms to report newsworthy information, even if obtained through illegal means, citing Supreme Court precedents. It highlights Sony's security vulnerabilities and the public concern over data leaks, emphasizing the need for better security measures. The video also covers threats from the Guardians of Peace against theaters showing 'The Interview' and the legal actions taken by Sony employees over data leakage.

What precedent did the Supreme Court set regarding the reporting of information obtained through illegal means?

• Firms can report on any information they receive.

• Firms are liable for reporting stolen information.

• Firms can report newsworthy information even if obtained illegally.

• Firms must verify the legality of their information sources.

Why is public concern central to the argument about reporting newsworthy information?

• It determines the legality of the information.

• It influences the public's interest in the news.

• It dictates the financial success of the news outlet.

• It is irrelevant to the reporting process.

What is one of the key security measures suggested for companies to protect their data?

• Reducing the number of servers.

• Encrypting all data on servers.

• Hiring more employees.

• Increasing the number of passwords.

What did the 'Guardians of Peace' threaten in relation to the movie 'The Interview'?

• To release more Sony data.

• To carry out violent attacks on theaters.

• To boycott all Sony movies.

• To sue Sony for defamation.

What is the main claim of former Sony employees in their lawsuit against the company?

• Sony failed to provide adequate security measures.

• Sony leaked their personal information intentionally.

• Sony paid them insufficient wages.

• Sony did not inform them about the data breach.