I'm not seeing the issue. Sorry. I've worked in a number of air-gapped work spaces and each one was also a Faraday cage. When there are "N" viable attack vecto

I'm not seeing the issue. Sorry. I've worked in a number of air-gapped work spaces and each one was also a Faraday cage. When there are "N" viable attack vectors, you'd better defend against all "N" of them. Two very simple steps to prevent immense grief are ZERO consumer electronics and ZERO inbound media that has not been thoroughly vetted on an external system (i.e., outside the protected work area). You can let the engineers do and use whatever they want whenever they want to, but plan for a disaster. Don't trust the engineers (nothing personal). In my experience, they seem to lack the right degree of paranoia about practical security.