以下是他的原話：
“We’re back online, everything’s live again around the world, and the amazing thing through all of this is that the customers have all come back, and network performance is better than ever, sales are better than ever, and we’ve been very, very pleasantly surprised by the experience. And we’re in a place where we’re really looking forward again to what’s next, what’s new, and how we can keep growing the network. It’s a pretty crazy event that we went through but we survived, and we’re back strong, and ready to go,” said Schaaff
“It’s dramatic but that the lesson we learned from this process is that there are some crazy things going on in the world right now, and in the beginning we were very concerned that we were the focal point for this attack, and it was all about Sony, and what was Sony doing.”
“I think for people running network businesses, it’s not just about improving your security, because I’ve never talked to a security expert who said, ‘As long you do the following three things you’ll be fine, because hackers won’t get you… The question is how do you build your life so you’re able to cope with those things?”
“It’s been a great experience,” Schaaff concluded.
“A great experience?” said Dylan Tweeney, executive editor at VentureBeat.
“A great experience,” Schaaff replied. “I would not like to do it again. One time was enough. Great learning experience.” 相關(guān)閱讀