BY: 8 Apr 2016 at 23:41, Shaun Nichols
The US Department of Defense is looking to form a security team to protect military commissaries from hackers.
NextGov has spotted a posting from the Federal Business Opportunities site for an "incident response service" at military commissary shops.
According to the job post [Word Doc], the response service contractors will be charged with handling cyberattacks targeting any of the 250 commissary stores the government operates on military bases around the world.
Despite being a federal government job, it appears the work will be largely similar to that of any retail IT security position. The commissaries function as on-base grocery stores for military personnel and their families and face many of the same dangers other retailers face.
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Well, I suppose even supermarkets need their security and I would expect that US military supermarkets would be a prime target for not only 'normal' (and I use the term with extreme largess) hackers out to gain 'revenge' on the US but also every jihadist nut case who fancies themselves to be hackers, etc.
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