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Not everything is a state secret. There's no need to immediately migrate every trivial email and permit request, but having a parallel infrastructure for the st
by Tarq0n 8mo ago
Not everything is a state secret. There's no need to immediately migrate every trivial email and permit request, but having a parallel infrastructure for the stuff that needs it should be a no-brainer.
- heikkilevanto 8mo ago> Not everything is a state secret. No, but almost everything is a potential DDOS. And slight modifications to emails, documents, and calendars can cause a lot of havoc that may be hard to detect.
- hermanzegerman 8mo agoIt's not about state secrets, it's about being able to provide services when the US is turning Hostile. Hospitals or Police aren't guarding state secrets too, but if they would loose access to their IT Infrastructure because Donald had some strange brainfart this morning like the Judge of the International Court of Justice it would impact the State critically
- marcosdumay 8mo agoThere's no point in having a parallel software "infrastructure". In fact, it's a choice well known for never working. Either your main architecture handles something or it doesn't get handled.