All very true. If you really couldn't sleep at night knowing that it was a really useful tool for US/US aligned military and intel operations, you probably don'

All very true. If you really couldn't sleep at night knowing that it was a really useful tool for US/US aligned military and intel operations, you probably don't want to work there, but I'm not even sure their devs need clearances for the most part. I just wanted to point out that their product is pretty awesome and I sometimes feel compelled to try to temper what I perceive as innuendo (vice fact) powered comments towards the national security community. There's plenty of real cause for anger (including billions wasted on software that doesn't work), a really good network analysis tool isn't one. Perhaps I saw innuendo where none existed, but certainly agree with what you've said here.