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That might be true in general as far as client features go, but I do know that at least the DoD is a heavy user of the identity and access management services w
by duck 13y ago
That might be true in general as far as client features go, but I do know that at least the DoD is a heavy user of the identity and access management services which effects what you can do with an Office document. That rules out Google Docs for anyone that is already or planning to do that.
- mpyne 13y agoShipmate, I'm in the DoD. Maybe you're talking about OSD, JS, Army, Air Force or something else though. Edit: Also, doesn't Google Docs have controls to limit sharing of online documents to certain persons, groups, or teams? The big concern I can think of is PII spillage, but honestly I think I trust Google more than I trust random GS-13s with their externals and laptops. DoD at least has PKI but in the Navy we're recommended to also use a password-based certificate for encrypted externals in case the CAC is lost, which kind of defeats the point since I'm sure the password is not going to be high-entropy.