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In today's Wall Street Journal (subscription required).
Sony Corp. Chief Executive Howard Stringer noted
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"the security breach at PSN, Sony Online Entertainment, an online game
service for personal computer users, and its Qriocity streaming video
and music network could lead the way to bigger problems well beyond
Sony, or the gaming industry. He warned the attacks may one day target
the global financial system, the power grid, or air traffic control
systems. "It's the beginning, unfortunately, or the shape of things to
come," said Mr. Stringer. "It's not a brave new world; it's a bad new
world," he said."
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He could also include electronic medical records as well...
http://on.wsj.com/itfxMc
Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Newtown Square, PA
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