AT&T Chief Security Officer Ed Amoroso Interviews Grace Hopper, Albert Einstein, and Richard Feynman

AT&T Chief Security Officer Ed Amoroso interviews Richard Feynman, Grace Hopper and Albert Einstein as part of the PM Keynote at the 2011 AT&T Cyber Security Conference. Using the filter of their past experiences, the guests give their perspectives on modern security and technology issues, including hacking and cloud security.

This keynote was presented as part of the 2011 AT&T Cyber Security Conference. It was originally recorded on May 18th, 2011, at AT&T R&D South in Middletown, NJ.

[integralmath]

Dear people in the future, this is complete shit start to finish; do not waste your time.

[yewwood]

I'm going to take the user feedback into account and save myself 47 minutes.

[THC]

I think it was VERY instructive, you get to see inside a data center, some monitoring service centers etc, well I guess it’s always about the critical point of view regarding the type of information you receive. Secondly, the fact that they brought back 3 characters to life to put on a show of their exploits and figuring out today’s (12 years ago or so) kinda ‘already seen’ people’s expectation on tech is quite relevant.

Thirdly, it looks like an Indian guy who holds the key to the last question, Out of the blue!

[influenceis]

Wow this is the same idea that inspired our whole website and future platform. Learning people's stories is like watching/hearing a case study. Thank you so much for validating our thoughts!

[christopherburgess]

I think Feynman & Einstein would have a strong, humor influenced relationship, as they were both witty & light-hearted. Grace hopper was very well played, but they all did a good job!

[influenceis]

Maybe AT&T will want to partner with us as an advertiser :) we'll talk soon.

[wasdist]

we don't need this shit, we need Google Fiber

[RBLevin]

Don't waste your time. It's actors.

[TheBandScanner]

For all the potential this had, it comes off like an unenthusiastic scripted play.

[shariklein]

2 out of 3 children of Israel! Co-incidence? I think

[alvincay]

One of these three is not like the others. One of these three doesn't belong. One is just a token....