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Originally Posted by bkahl
((I hope his phone wasn't in his pocket)) |
That only actually happened once before I worked there.
It was, in part, the reason I was hired.
No, I am not kidding.
One of the best known hackers in history potentially endangered their systems.
Another reason I was hired was quite simple:
I used to build incredibly fault tolerant systems for the military.
The kinds of things where you can damage 66% of the thing and it still operates.
I used my knowledge of redundancy to my maximum advantage with public and private cloud computing as time went on.
Today I participate in standards committee work for financial systems on cloud and containerization services as well as my other work.
Just one example of the stuff I have interacted with:
http://www.newstarget.com/2016-03-28...nraveling.html
Wouldn't you send people with guns to secure a critical piece of that?
Wouldn't you take a monitoring alert on your phone if you touched a market with more money than the global GDP in it?