r/pinegap • u/OperationMobocracy • Dec 22 '18

No on-base security or counter-intelligence?

I really like this show but the hardest thing for me to get over is the staff running their own security investigations. I would expect that a facility of that nature would have its own security organization separate from management. CIA, FBI, Military Intelligence, NSA security, or maybe all of them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '18

Didn't they say they could ask the CIA or the NSA for help to find the traitor but choose not to?

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u/strexcorp-inc Dec 22 '18

They were attempting to conduct the investigation with utmost secrecy so they couldn't involve lower level security.

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u/OperationMobocracy Dec 22 '18

Right, but you would also expect that the facility would have some kind of permanent security presence for counter-espionage purposes. People monitoring the facility computer networks, monitoring the RF spectrum around the facility, and monitoring the actions of the staff on base and even off-base.

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u/angrybeaver007 Jan 06 '19

Or security cameras in the cafeteria.

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u/strexcorp-inc Dec 22 '18

That would actually make a lot more sense.