But its Bern Township, PA facility, doesn't have a perimeter fence or security checkpoints and has two reception areas.
Dumpsters were left open and unguarded, and loading bays have no security presence Datto, Inc, was in the network that stored classified messages from Hillary's controversial private email server. But unlike most government buildings, it is possible to walk into Datto without being challenged. Daily Mail Online saw employees from inside the building emptying trash into a dumpster that was kept open and unattended.
The disclosures raise alarms that emails were not as secure had Clinton used her official email account as Secretary of State. (video at web site)
The Datto building in Bern Township, near Reading, PA, which the firm describes in glowing terms as a data fortress. But it has no fence surrounding it and no checkpoints.
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As FReeper Serkit posted:
<><> Was malware or antivirus also on the server?
<><> Was the inherent firewall, virus protection, or operating system upgraded, managed, and secured?
<><> Any incidents reported such as DOS attack, hacking, etc.? What were they? How were they resolved?
<><> Other than arranging for the server to be moved from NY to NJ, what was the Denver company contracted to do in relation to maintaining the server?
<><> What tangible evidence is there that the server arrived in functioning condition, was being used as an email server, was “upgraded, managed, and securedâ€, then wiped just prior to seizure by the FBI?
<><> Were normal and regular backup procedures executed on the server, and where would the back ups be kept?
<><> If no backups were taken, was there a disaster recovery location?
<><> Where was that? If no backups and no disaster recovery, what was the plan if the equipment failed or found to have been wiped of any functionality?
<><> Were any foreign nationals employed at Platte River Networks, or at Datto, that had access to the Clinton server?