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Isn't this fairly common? I've now worked at several organizations where sensitive information was stored on air-gapped networks. Software updates or data were

by krapht 6y ago

Isn't this fairly common? I've now worked at several organizations where sensitive information was stored on air-gapped networks. Software updates or data were moved in and out using pre-approved external drives. I tend to think this is good software dev practice anyway. You ought to be able to test everything on your testing servers, and if this doesn't adequately reproduce the production environment, it's a problem with your test system.

staticassertion 6y ago
No that is not common.
JoshTriplett 6y ago
> I've now worked at several organizations where sensitive information was stored on air-gapped networks. Then you won't be processing email on machines on those networks.
minitoar 6y ago
It is common in the sense that it's done frequently enough that we don't need to reinvent it. Most orgs don't want that level of security & inconvenience. FWIW I personally have never encountered it.