The Info Assurance team here has concluded that in order to prevent inadvertent compromise of information, we should disconnect all our computers from the web (NIPR) and work as stand-alones. Then, in the unlikely event we needed to communicate with anyone outside the office, cleared couriers would be the appropriate transmission medium LOL.
My .2 cents
I don't thing blogging is a bad thing. I think that it is the commands responsibility to educate members of the military on what and what not to post.
There was a lot of news around the recent MAJ that died in Iraq who was noted for posting his blogs.
We can't stop blogging from happening, but we can educate.
Blogging and the military
Where does one go for a good discussion on blogging, millenials, and military culture?
Thanks!
Nooooo not couriers. They might talk to someone along the way...Originally Posted by Old Eagle
The Info Assurance team here has concluded that in order to prevent inadvertent compromise of information, we should disconnect all our computers from the web (NIPR) and work as stand-alones. Then, in the unlikely event we needed to communicate with anyone outside the office, cleared couriers would be the appropriate transmission medium LOL.
Carrier pigeons are the answer!
Semaphore flags and mirrors as back up.
Maybe we could just set bonfires as in Lord of the Rings
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