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The transcript discusses the Sony hack, highlighting its unremarkable technical nature but significant impact due to the misuse of stolen data. It explores the US response, including diplomatic efforts and the need for better coordination between government and businesses. The discussion also covers the challenges of cybersecurity, the role of state-sponsored threats, and the preparedness of corporations, emphasizing the need for improved security measures and legislative action.

What was the main issue with the Sony hack according to the discussion?

• The involvement of multiple countries

• The technical complexity of the hack

• The financial loss to Sony

• The misuse of stolen information

What diplomatic strategy is suggested for dealing with North Korea's cyber activities?

• Engaging in public negotiations

• Direct military intervention

• Leaning on China as a conduit

• Imposing economic sanctions

What is a significant challenge in the US's response to cyber attacks?

• Insufficient government funding

• Poor coordination between government and businesses

• Lack of public awareness

• Over-reliance on foreign technology

What legislative action is being considered to help companies respond to cyber attacks?

• Allowing companies to strike back

• Increasing fines for data breaches

• Mandating public disclosure of attacks

• Providing tax incentives for cybersecurity

What is a key takeaway regarding the security measures of large companies like Sony?

• They often lack sufficient monitoring personnel

• They rely solely on outdated technology

• They are immune to cyber attacks

• They focus more on physical security

What is a major disadvantage for smaller companies in terms of cybersecurity?

• Lack of interest in cybersecurity

• Inability to afford advanced technologies

• Over-reliance on government protection

• Excessive focus on international markets

What does the discussion suggest about the nature of cyber attacks?

• They are always financially motivated

• They can be a mix of espionage and influence

• They are easily preventable with basic measures

• They are declining in frequency