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I’m definitely not military, so I can’t speak from experience here. I just find it hard to believe that the military puts all of this information into decentra
by LapsangGuzzler 3y ago
I’m definitely not military, so I can’t speak from experience here.
I just find it hard to believe that the military puts all of this information into decentralized air-gapped silos that are completely cut off from the outside world.
Information isn’t useful when it can’t be searched, cross-referenced and analyzed. How does data enter a SCIF? because it obviously doesn’t originate there. Do people walk in with thumb drives and load it into a computer? That sounds like a security nightmare to me
- BobbyJo 3y agoWhen I was there, it could only be brought in via read-only disc, and only via authorized parties. Any writable media was prohibited from entering as far as I was aware/concerned. We weren't generating information though, we were generating products. Products (physical or non-physical) get "used" as opposed to "searched".