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I laughed reading this article. It draws a very broad conclusion of "No personal use" based on a straw man story of a cleared person (wait for it) viewing "high
by atlgator 5y ago
I laughed reading this article. It draws a very broad conclusion of "No personal use" based on a straw man story of a cleared person (wait for it) viewing "high risk porn sites" on his work laptop. Yes, there's an argument for not engaging in NSFW activities on employer assets or being extra cautious when you hold a security clearance. There's also a big difference between that and, say, posting on HN which I'm doing right now. It's shades of gray based on individual circumstances.
- aidenn0 5y agoNitpick: Deutch had two Macintosh Desktop computers at home (one in Maryland and one in Belmont). He did also have a laptop (marked UNCLASSIFIED) that was found to have classified data on it, but it's not clear that this was used by his family. In addition, he had PCMCIA cards (this was before thumb drives) that contained classified data and were used in the unclassified desktops and/or laptops.