The interesting implication is that campaign IT has to have protection, similar to the way that the candidates themselves get SS protection.
Further, that private email servers for public function should never be again. The damage wasn't that a classified email was read; it was that any information was read before it was deemed safe for the rest of the world to read.
It's astounding to me that NSA and DHS hasn't been all over this for years. Although I suppose if all those systems were secure it would be harder for NSA to spy on their owners.
Further, that private email servers for public function should never be again. The damage wasn't that a classified email was read; it was that any information was read before it was deemed safe for the rest of the world to read.
It's astounding to me that NSA and DHS hasn't been all over this for years. Although I suppose if all those systems were secure it would be harder for NSA to spy on their owners.