Homeland Security Investigating PSN Breach

Posted 2 years ago By - Marko Djordjevic

Another organization is getting involved in trying to figure out who was behind the security threat that affected millions of PSN users around the World. The US Department of Homeland Security and their Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) are dedicating resources into trying to determine how Sony’s security system was hacked. According to reports by both Gamasutra and GameSpot, CERT is focused in not only assisting in trying to track down those involved but to help Sony to implement a better system to prevent such an instance from happening again in the future.  

Homeland Security isn’t the only US organization working into tracking down those involved with the hack, the FBI is also involved. Around the world, even Canadian, British and Australian Federal agencies are also actively assisting in trying to pin-point the origin of all these problems.

Source : GameSpot & Gamasutra

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