Even in the midst of such a large, high-profile security breach many think, "That would never happen here. I have nothing to worry about." This thinking is prevalent across corporate America. However, the Sony hack has provided a big wakeup call. Sony's seemingly lax approach to data security is not unique, though. I have encountered many companies on a regular basis with the same security holes that doomed Sony, and unfortunately, what's happening with Sony will likely open the floodgates for hackers to exploit the same weaknesses elsewhere. Every day, employees exchange sensitive corporate information and strategies through unencrypted email and other unsecure forms of internal communication. Sony is not alone.