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This has not been my experience the few times I've been invited to a "secure" room. Do you have any idea what was being secured on the site? A research lab or
by 3pt14159 7y ago
This has not been my experience the few times I've been invited to a "secure" room.
Do you have any idea what was being secured on the site? A research lab or something to do with analysing cyber weapons?
- Kalium 7y agoWhat's being described is a SCIF or SAPF. It could be just about anything classified going on in there, from intelligence analysis or weapons design to project management or ongoing network operations. There's no real way of knowing from the description.
- duxup 7y agoNo clue what was happening at that location. It was a military related site, remote, and our people were actually blindfolded from the gate all the way to the equipment needing service, and all you saw was indistinguishable from a small data center. They had a pretty good system for keeping a tight ship, at least as far as threats from outside equipment.
- BWStearns 7y agoThe environment described is pretty standard for SCIF/SAPs. The White House has different rules, primarily because some of the people there are Too Important™ to be bothered. The one time I got to visit the White House I got a tour of the situation room I was physically uncomfortable about the fact that I was allowed to bring my phone even though there wasn't a meeting in progress (though I did get to spin around in Obama's chair so I got over my discomfort).