[Dirks2.0]

Although the wording of the article isn't the most positive, it may be a turning point in some of these being companies to return to blackberry.
Sony attack forced employees to use phone tree - Dec. 30, 2014

[asianzone]

I saw that few moments ago. Back to using old blackberries as well, think about all those service revenues

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[baarn]

BlackBerry being " ancient" technology. Lol. What age are these supposed journalists? 2..3 years old?

I think Sony now knows that it needs to improve its security and incident response capability. Maybe they should spend a little less time installing root kits on people's computers and use it instead for improvements in this regard.

Events like this are a reason why we need heterogenous networks, open protocols to make them interoperate and vendor independence. Given enough time an attacker can compromise every node, but there is no need to make it trivial by each having identical vulnerabilities.

[BergerKing]

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