RSA: From Apple Keys to Biometric Security Devices (Video)

30 years ago there was a company that made molded plastic push buttons and keyboard keys, including those used on early Apples, Ataris, and Texas Instrument computers. Said company, Key Source International, has morphed over the years into a supplier of secure keyboards and other biometric security devices. Some of what they make is trivial, and some is interesting. In this video (and the accompanying transcript), made by Tim Lord at the 2013 RSA conference, Key Source International marketing VP Philip Bruno tells us about the company and its products.

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[RocketRabbit]

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[girlinatrainingbra]

Yeah, it's definitely advertising when the person being interviewed is in charge of marketing and sales. Hey RobLimo, wake up and bring us back the real slashdot! Wouldn't it make more sense, Robin, to interview an engineer or designer at a company so that the article would be more slash-dotty and techy? Can't you even put up a pretense that you're not doing advertisements disguised as articles? I'd say "for shame, slashdot", but I don't think that this Dice Holdings SlashDot has any shame or is capable of any shame. Hell, I feel ashamed for posting in this crap advertisement, even if it is to complain about it.