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CONFIDENTIAL is one of the collateral security levels. It goes UNCLASSIFIED (this data can be also additionally marked CUI/FOUO, for official use only), CONFIDE
by ritwikgupta 3y ago
CONFIDENTIAL is one of the collateral security levels. It goes UNCLASSIFIED (this data can be also additionally marked CUI/FOUO, for official use only), CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET, and TOP SECRET. S and TS have compartments which further gate access to information.
The software being marked CONFIDENTIAL means that it is classified software, the exposure of which can cause damage to national security.
- jimmyswimmy 3y agoWhile true, confidential restricted is not a US classification marking. It sounds more like the language on a clickwrap license installer, like what you would get for the radio programming software. This sounds like not much. It would allow an eavesdropper to overhear LEO-type conversations or basic operational discussion but unlikely to be anything actual classified. I have no idea of course. I don't even know where Arnold AFB is!
- ritwikgupta 3y agoYou absolutely can have confidential restricted data, see [1]. [1] https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/hss/Classification/docs/CTI-TrainingRDClassifiersCourse.pdf https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/hss/Classification/d...