It definitely got better when MOG moved lots of tech people into their own agency. So, so much better. Like, a whole department of people not answerable to anyo

It definitely got better when MOG moved lots of tech people into their own agency. So, so much better. Like, a whole department of people not answerable to anyone but their COO, who had basically no idea how to support agencies. I inherited an "enterprise environment" to look after that had attempts to talk to on prem NTP services via VPN, but that had failed over time. Cybersec had closed the route without notice and the environment eventually drifted out of sync and was completely unable to get updates. It hadn't had any updates for 3 years. There were still other elements of the VPN that could talk to parts of both networks used between two big agencies supported. That system was classified as sensitive. Also, the firewall hadn't had a definitions review in 4 years. .Net Core alpha release was being used. Fortunately I was able to nuke the whole thing because of the low number of users.