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Re:At the RSA Security Conference, Things Get Testy by insensible on Saturday March 01, 2014 @12:18PM (#7325104)
An AT&T staffer giving me a data center tour circa 2006 told me only one of the VPs knew who the client was for one of the areas in the room. What is a staffer going to do to influence that kind of situation?
Re:At the RSA Security Conference, Things Get Testy by weland on Saturday March 01, 2014 @03:57PM (#7326066)
Switch jobs. AT&T wouldn't be a top partner for the NSA without competent people.

This isn't an option for a lot of people; the folks doing tech support or working in the shops and barely get along on minimum wage don't have that option. The decision makers and tech leads do.

I'm not talking out of my ass. I have resigned from a very well-paid position because of ethical reasons, and there was far, far less at stake than general privacy matters.

Re:At the RSA Security Conference, Things Get Testy by wpietri on Saturday March 01, 2014 @02:34PM (#7325747)
Say that they should know who they're doing business with? Ask why they're hiding something important from their colleagues? Switch jobs to a company that actually trusts their employees?