Originally Posted by Bart
No doubt that DHS/TSA IT system administrators monitor DHS/TSA computer network systems to ensure compliance with appropriate federal regulations and policies such as making sure no one uses government computers to access pornography; that they're used for official use only; that SSI is not compromised; etc. And this is pretty standard stuff.
That's
not what I'm talking about.
Originally Posted by Bart
However, if you're suggesting that DHS pays contractors to intercept private computer networks and/or monitor DHS employees who access certain sites outside of duty hours ....
I was referring to the former but the latter is the case too, but don't worry, DHS employees looking at porn at their homes is not what I was talking about. Maybe if it was illegal pornography (i.e., child pornography) then it could be a different story, but that's distinct from what I was referring to.
DHS pays contractors to monitor websites. Some at the agency mentioned here
http://flyertalk.com/forum/showpost....11&postcount=9 know it, but if that doesn't lead you places then just shop around with some private parties retained to monitor websites for the federal government.
That mentioned here
http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0209/p01s02-uspo.html is not a one and only, "dead" or alive through that window of opportunity that comes through obscuring "public-private partnerships".
I'm not always or generally going to put up URLs, so consider this a start to point interested persons in the right direction to try to discover things on their own; in any case not everything is on the internet and somethings come by way of far more material dealings, including remunerative relationships.