AT&T Aims to Avoid Opening Can of Worms as It Opens Up Its Network

Today’s cellphones are treasure troves of useful information that could speed all manner of mundane tasks. But any opening-up of that data is filled with questions, not all of which are technical.
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AT&T Talks Cybersecurity With Congress

Congress is a tech-savvier place today than it was when Edward Amoroso, AT&T’s chief security officer, started making trips to Washington more than 20 years ago. Back then, he says, he would discuss virus threats at length before a lawmaker would raise his hand. “You’re expecting some question that might impress you, and they’d ask, ‘Can you tell me what a virus is?’”