Sony Asks Media to Destroy Hacked Data: Should They?

The transcript discusses Sony's legal challenges related to hacking and the First Amendment, highlighting the balance between journalistic rights and ethical reporting. It explores Sony's strategies to combat leaks, including legal and technological measures, and the importance of cybersecurity. The discussion also covers Sony's damage control efforts, focusing on public relations and mending relationships. Finally, it emphasizes the need for robust cybersecurity practices to protect sensitive information in today's digital landscape.

What is the main legal issue discussed in relation to the Sony hack case?

• The role of law enforcement in cybercrime

• The responsibility of Sony to protect its data

• The First Amendment rights of journalists to report on leaked information

• The legality of hacking into Sony's systems

What court case is mentioned as relevant to the issue of journalists reporting on hacked information?

• A recent Supreme Court ruling on privacy

• A case about intellectual property rights

• A case involving Sony and another corporation

• A 2001 court case involving hackers and the press

What measures is Sony taking to combat the leaks?

• Hiring more cybersecurity experts

• Ignoring the leaks to avoid publicity

• Using both technology and legal remedies

• Relying solely on legal action

What is one of the main challenges Sony faces in protecting its brand?

• Competition from other companies

• Inability to hire skilled professionals

• Insufficient cybersecurity measures

• Lack of public support

What is a key takeaway for companies from the Sony hack incident?

• The role of government in protecting businesses

• The importance of public relations

• The benefits of transparency

• The need for investment in cybersecurity