CULVER CITY, CA (June 3, 2011) – Statement of Michael Lynton, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Amy Pascal, Co-Chairman, Sony Pictures Entertainment:
The cybercrime wave that has affected Sony companies and a number of government agencies, businesses and individuals in recent months has hit Sony Pictures as well. Yesterday afternoon a group of criminal hackers known as "LulzSec" claimed to have breached some of our websites.
We have confirmed that a breach has occurred and have taken action to protect against further intrusion. A respected team of outside experts is conducting a forensic analysis of the attack.
In addition, we have contacted the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and are working with them to assist in the identification and apprehension of those responsible for this crime.
We deeply regret and apologize for any inconvenience caused to consumers by this cybercrime.

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Sony needs to add defenses on all of their websites, not just the PSN.

Sony, have just released a statement on their Official Facebook saying that Sony Pictures have been attacked by a group called "LulzSec". It wasn't PSN this time but this shows that need to be careful because first PSN now this to Sony Pictures which is arguably bigger than PSN. This is statement that the CEO of Sony Pictures put out recently:



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They have security, but no website is or will be 100% safe.