Sony has abandoned its appeal of the fine assessed by the U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office for negligence in the infamous 2011 breach of users' information that brought down all of PlayStation Network for more than a month.
In January, the ICO assessed Sony a ?250,000 penalty which ... subtract 32 ... multiply by 5 ... divide by 9?fuck it, I can't convert metric?is something more than $250,000 in the U.S. In either case, I'm sure Sony has that under its couch cushions, and then some.
In a statement to CVG, Sony said it was abandoning its appeal not as an admission of guilt, but because to continue the dispute meant it would have to disclose sensitive data. "After careful consideration we are withdrawing our appeal," a Sony representative told CVG. "This decision reflects our commitment to protect the confidentiality of our network security from disclosures in the course of the proceeding. We continue to disagree with the decision on the merits."
Firm agrees to pay ?250k fine in order to 'safeguard network security' [CVG]
Source: http://kotaku.com/sony-wont-appeal-fine-related-to-2011-psn-hack-770427165
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