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Old 05-10-2014, 10:12 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post
Pretty sure the CAC readers are still USB.
But as for storage devices, here's a fairly recent article:
http://www.luke.af.mil/news/story_pr...p?id=123360066
It's about the Air Force, but I'm sure Navy rules are similar.
All of our CAC readers are built into the keyboards these days. My comment would probably have been more correct in saying that no USB storage devices are allowed in government computers that can connect to the government network. We have our own internal network and use USB storage devices there all the time, we just can't use them on the internet enabled networks.
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