Having read all the concerns on here, and having worked with field officers from State, I think some folks have pointed out some great things to work on, but St

Having read all the concerns on here, and having worked with field officers from State, I think some folks have pointed out some great things to work on, but State is still making the right decision. We can secure buildings reasonably well, even in very dangerous parts of the world where we are the prime targets by a factor of 10. Securing the best vehicle for navigating the network has proven quite a bit harder. Keep in mind, State is quite small compared to some other agencies, and most people with secrets are pretty sharp, and they are working infinitely more with information than with physical security. Also, if we have stuff that obviously needs to be heavily secured, we use other networks. For the NIPRnet, firefox_vs_opera_vs_ie.jpg remains fairly relevant: http://imgur.com/SYgZ5 http://imgur.com/SYgZ5