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No, they are requiring any company that does business with the government to share information with them basically regarding any potential security risks. Essen
by encryptluks2 6y ago
No, they are requiring any company that does business with the government to share information with them basically regarding any potential security risks. Essentially, using the word encryption in your email could be considered a potential security risk.
- Forbo 6y ago> Essentially, using the word encryption in your email could be considered a potential security risk. How? This seems a bit of a stretch. Is using the word "lock" in an email a potential security risk? Are SPF, DKIM, and DMARC headers potential security risks? Regardless, I don't necessarily like the idea, because gathering a bunch of audit and pentest reports into a single location seems like a very appealing target. Here's hoping there's not an OPM-style breach.