> Farritor was granted access to basic IT including email and Microsoft 365, one of the people said. The chief information office only does a small amount of IT and cybersecurity work for the National Nuclear Security Administration, they said, including providing connectivity and running basic internet services for NNSA’s headquarters. It does not run IT systems for the nuclear agency’s labs controlling the nation’s nuclear stockpile.
As to this part of your comment:
> and you think you've got sober and thoughtful take to offer on this situation, do you?
Please take note of Dang's comment at the top of the page, hyperbole and hysteria are not interesting.
> Farritor was granted access to basic IT including email and Microsoft 365, one of the people said. The chief information office only does a small amount of IT and cybersecurity work for the National Nuclear Security Administration, they said, including providing connectivity and running basic internet services for NNSA’s headquarters. It does not run IT systems for the nuclear agency’s labs controlling the nation’s nuclear stockpile.
As to this part of your comment:
> and you think you've got sober and thoughtful take to offer on this situation, do you?
Please take note of Dang's comment at the top of the page, hyperbole and hysteria are not interesting.
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