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Also working in aerospace- HN community does not understand how strictly information has to be controlled. In many cases you are subject to criminal penalties (
by dharmab 5y ago
Also working in aerospace- HN community does not understand how strictly information has to be controlled. In many cases you are subject to criminal penalties (e.g. export controls)
Sorry about your downvotes.
- toss1 5y agoThx, & Yup Aerospace (I work in that industry too) is VERY strict about information control, and a wide variety of info is unclassified, but designated as 'Controlled Unclassified Information' - 'CUI'. There is a whole system of qualifications to even access CUI, along with requirements for it's handling. We must even check a database to verify whether any supplier, partner, or customer has the required qualifications to broadcast it, and there are serious penalties for breaching it. If Blue Origin is doing any DOD work, a lot of their technology will fall under this classification. Broadcasting even descriptions of it to the general public would be a serious violation, and really stupid in this instance, as the soon-to-be-former employer will also be pushing for your prosecution. But unfortunately, HN is not immune to postings with less information and more attitude.