SAN FRANCISCO — The data breach at Sony Pictures last month has been enormously damaging, humiliating its senior executives, spurring multiple employee lawsuits, and even prompting the company to cancel the release of the upcoming film that apparently drew the hackers’ ire.
But it is also waking companies up to new risk scenarios that go beyond the mere release of customer information. And it is sounding alarms in industries that hadn’t previously been seen as likely targets.
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