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SOP when I worked in a similar environment was that if there's an evacuation you don't take time to lock up. Probably not an issue for a SCIF, but could be a pr
by Rebelgecko 6y ago
SOP when I worked in a similar environment was that if there's an evacuation you don't take time to lock up. Probably not an issue for a SCIF, but could be a problem if a congressperson has a safe in their office
- TecoAndJix 6y agoDepends on the threat and the secrets you are protecting. If it’s looking REALLY bad, or the secrets are important enough (SCIF), you start destroying things and hope you finish the destruction in time to get out.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoThat's a good point. Our primary threat was natural disasters, so I can see how different locations might handle things differently