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Anyone know if security firms already do this by default? For example, if you work for the NSA, do your co-workers even know what your real name is?
by francisofascii 4y ago
Anyone know if security firms already do this by default? For example, if you work for the NSA, do your co-workers even know what your real name is?
- 0xPersona 4y agoGood question! I'd love to know the answer to this, too.
- happyopossum 4y agoThat's going to depend more on what your role and assignment is than just the fact that you work for the NSA. In general though, working for the NSA isn't an anonymous act.
- ghaff 4y agoSample size of one. Bay back when I had an offer from a three-letter agency, I wouldn't have been pseudonymous but I would have been officially working for some other government organization. I also had to book my own travel and they paid my expenses in cash on the spot.