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There are standard processes in pretty much every government organization for escorting uncleared personnel into a SCIF. The fact that they chose not to in this
by phaus 13y ago
There are standard processes in pretty much every government organization for escorting uncleared personnel into a SCIF. The fact that they chose not to in this case might indicate that they aren't taking this seriously.
- ENGNR 13y agoOr they're not taking the NSA's need for secrecy very seriously
- RyJones 13y agoOr that one wasn't open. Schedule tetris for Congresspeople and a SCIF might be a hard problem.
- blazespin 13y agoOr a) they wanted to record the conversation b) they wanted to keep the meeting off the books.
- cjfont 13y agoI can confirm this is true, as I've been escorted into SCIFs before I obtained a clearance.
- skiffydiffy56 13y agoOr that the NSA wanted to listen in, and this was just an excuse given so that a secure room would not be used. In fact, the whole thing could have just been an elaborate way to glean what's in the Snowden documents.