Wed, Jun 22, 2011 | 11:30 BST

House: Sony now in “hyper vigilance” stance following PSN attack

SCEE CEO Andy House has said that Sony has take a “hyper vigilance” approach following the external attack that brought down PlayStation Network for nearly a month.

“The first thing I’d like to say to people is that we are genuinely humbled and extremely grateful to those consumers who have continued to put their trust in us,” House said at E3 in a CVG-published interview.

“That’s a responsibility we now take even more seriously than we did before. We’ll try our absolute best to try and make our system as secure as we possibly can.”

He added that the attack had “taught Sony – and many other companies – that you have to adopt a stance of hyper vigilance,” but admitted that it still had a “long way to go to restore consumers’ faith in the system.”

PSN was brought down in April due to an external intrusion which seen millions of users personal data compromised.

5 comments

#1

mojo
22/06/11, 11:39 am

lol.

since the psn breach sony websites and services got hacked a total of 20 times (twenty).

So, vigilance, yeah? maybe compared to a animal hibernating.

#2

IL DUCE
22/06/11, 2:11 pm

#3

IL DUCE
22/06/11, 2:12 pm

@1 Lol I know…what a joke

Not to mention it only took one of the biggest breaches if not the biggest in video game history and almost a full month long outage for them to realize they needed to beef up their security and take this stance of so-called “hyper vigilance”

#4

DSB
22/06/11, 2:40 pm

So does that mean they’re actually going to react the next time someone invades their servers?

@1 You said it.

#5

OrbitMonkey
22/06/11, 3:04 pm

I hope they are *Hyper vigilant*, their list of free games after the 1st hack was ok, but if they got hit again theirs nothing I’d want ;)

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