Posted on Jun 18, 2015
Military security OPM data breach "absolute calamity," according to DoD. Is this our worst national threat?
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1LT William Clardy
Go for the smaller number, SFC Mark Merino: who *succceeded* in downloading the porn?
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Supposedly only civilian employees data was compromised, not active duty and contractor employees.
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PO1 John Miller
TSgt Hunter Logan, I know what you mean. A few of my co-workers are National Guard Technicians, which means that even though they wear an Air Force uniform and are DSG (Drill Status Guard), Monday thru Friday they are civilian/civil service. In other words they're civilians who wear the uniform.
The point of this story is that the Guard Techs all received notification that their data was compromised, while us contractors and the AGR (Active Guard Reserve; active duty Guardsmen) did not receive any notification.
The point of this story is that the Guard Techs all received notification that their data was compromised, while us contractors and the AGR (Active Guard Reserve; active duty Guardsmen) did not receive any notification.
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SSgt (Join to see)
Anyone who holds a clearance or has ever held one is at risk. They accessed the SF86 security questionaire forms. That is a treasure trove of information for the enemy to have.
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A new report released by the Office of Personnel Management indicates that tens of thousands of SF84s have recently been hacked, exposing the release of some of the most sensitive personal security data to date. If this is war, what should our response be?
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