| Senator_Ordan | Date: Sunday, 29 May 2011, 0:55 AM | Message # 1 |
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| I feel I should make a statement on the security level.
The factory is secure, as befits a modern, automated factory. I think if you break into modern power plants, nuclear facilities, gadget factories, etc you will find a level of security as high if not higher than the one stated.
I have worked for companies which had systems requiring fingerprints and ID codes for logons, in addition to time and motion controls and automatic log off if you stood up. These are security measures that you can see in almost any call center in a western country. Every entry into a building is monitored, as are movements within it are monitored in almost every modern office (contactless or swipe ID locks and CCTV).
While this may be tricky, this is not without reason, as companies find it very important to ensure security. I find it likely that in star wars a billion-credit foundry facility would be equally if not vastly better protected and would not be easily vandalized by some petty criminals.
Like if we take a modern power plant, you cant just walk in and turn off the coolant and expect to do it unobserved and undetected, especially with threats of terrorism etc.
Senator Hubert Ordan
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Message edited by Senator_Ordan - Sunday, 29 May 2011, 0:58 AM |
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