Sony, Lesson 1: Communication Breakdown
Image: The lessons from Sony’s surrender to North Korean hackers last week are too many to count right now, so let’s start with an immediate one: understand the risks your company creates with its communication habits, and enforce smarter business practices to change them. Easy enough to say, Compliance Week ...
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