shivajikobardan
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I understand everything except operational security. What is that trying to say?
Operational Security: What Does It Mean?
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I understand everything except operational security. What is that trying to say?
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shivajikobardan said:
Consider for instance an internet cafe with public computers.
Anyone can access it when you get a cup of coffee.
Such a computer is not operationally secure.
Additionally, you're on a public network where hackers can interfere with what you send an receive.
A company usually provides an internal network with special security checks in place that hackers can't interfere with.
shivajikobardan
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Very clear man...Thank you.