USS Manhattan
COS Office- Calloway
Posted by Lieutenant Faye Calloway (Mission Specialist) in COS Office- Calloway
Posted by Lieutenant Logan Drake (Chief of Security) in COS Office- Calloway
Posted by Lieutenant Logan Drake (Chief of Security) in COS Office- Calloway
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“Lieutenant, I’m Faye Calloway, the ship’s new Mission Specialist. I was hoping you had a few minutes to go over a couple things?” she asked simply.
~Faye Calloway, Data Scientist
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Logan had a large mug of steaming hot freshly replicated coffee that he was drinking from.
“Sure!” he replied. “Take a seat. What’s on your mind?”
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Faye settled into a chair and gazed at Drake for a moment. “As you probably know, I have been recently assigned to the ship as a Mission Specialist, focusing on data security. I’ve spoken with all the parties who would likely be affected by my work, but I felt that it was a courtesy to meet with you as well, since you are responsible for ship’s security, though that traditional manifests in a physical forms, rather than the work I am doing.” For the time being she just wanted to get a feel for the man.
~Faye Calloway, Data Specialist
Logan nodded. “I maintain all of the security codes and classified computer files,” he replied. “If I ever needed to do a comprehensive computer forensics sweep, I’d go with either a dedicated diagnostic engineer or our Chief Science Officer.”
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“Or… me, since that is my job,” Faye said pointedly. “I’m the ship’s computer science expert. Even got my own lab and everything,” she said, trying to keep her tone light, even as she pondered whether this would prove a point of contention between them.
~Faye Calloway, Data Specialist
“Yes,” Logan agreed. “Once upon a time, I was also the Chief Engineer of another starship. I naturally specialized in warp theory.”
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“So I know a lot about how things work.”
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Faye blinked at him. “Well then, I’m sure you can understand that when you’re working on new data protection measures, that there will be at least some disruption to some computer processes and communications. I’ve made the captain and other department heads directly affected aware of my work and they will be notified before I start anything that will impact the ship. All I wanted to do here was to let you know that I am reworking some processing pathways and that that my work without context might look… unusual. I want you to feel free to ask me about it but I also am obligated to inform you that some parts of it will be classified and not up for discussion.”
~Faye Calloway, Data Specialist
“Certainly,” Logan nodded. “There are plenty of redundant systems that should prevent any radical computer disruptions. But I’ll know who to contact if it happens.”
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