Re: ATT Research Policies

jim finder (jim_finder@hotmail.com)
Tue, 26 Jan 1999 00:03:22 CST

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"Daniel J. Frasnelli" <dfrasnel@csee.wvu.edu> writes:
> As my colleague points out, chances are that the folks at >AT&T's
>research lab doing crypto hold at least one form or another of DoD
>TS/SCI
>clearances by virtue of the average experience level there.

I don't know for sure about AT&T research, but I do know that most
crypto research labs in the USA with which I'm familiar do require a
clearence for at least some of their people. Most, maybe all, of the
cryptography people at my (communications mfg / government contractor)
company have them.

The 9 people I know at AT&T research in the crypto group
all have clearences (TS or TS/SCI). I don't know if that's a
policy to work there, if the whole facility is classified, or
if the individuals involved happen to have them because some
project to which they are or were assigned required them.

Jim

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