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>2) You cannot govern exclusively from a SCIF, hence 1. If you have the resources available to the SecDef, you frankly should be able to. Mobile SCIFs are some
by derektank 1y ago
>2) You cannot govern exclusively from a SCIF, hence 1.
If you have the resources available to the SecDef, you frankly should be able to. Mobile SCIFs are something private companies can provide off the shelf for a few hundred thousand dollars. That's a drop in the bucket.
Obviously, nobody can or should spend all their time in one unless you're some kind of watch officer, but when handling TS/SCI material, there really is no reason for a principal to not have access to a SCIF within a moment's notice if they make it a priority. And there's no reason to be sharing TS/SCI with anyone that is not themselves in a SCIF. We have a declassification/reclassification process if information needs to be more widely disseminated.
- cryptonector 1y agoThis is nonsense. The government simply could not function if all classified data had to be born in SCIFs and kept in SCIFs.
- cryptonector 1y agoMore likely the government would simply stop classifying information.