Fallout from the unprecedented hack and release of massive amounts of information from Sony Pictures continues, with news the attack could cost the company as much as $100 million, Reuters reports. Several former Sony Pictures employees who had their personal information disclosed say a class-action lawsuit is in the works. “We’re all worried about our identities, privacy and our families, and Sony so far hasn’t done much to address the situation,” said one former employee. CNet reports U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation agents will be on hand at Sony Pictures headquarters this week to advise and update employees on the investigation. Meanwhile, a Ponemon survey of employees of organizations in the U.S., UK, France and Germany found 71 percent have access to data they should not.
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