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Carlos slowed as he entered the outer waters of Amsterdam Harbor near a full day ahead of schedule, he contacted the Harbor Master and requested a Pilot. Within 30 minutes a Harbor pilot arrived and they began the short journey to the marina area that the CERN’s Frame would be removed and the twelve 53’ containers would be loaded. He received the anticipated call from Chen stating that she was at the dock and looked forward to meeting him. Once tied-off, he stepped off his ship and met Chen. After confirming the documents and providing the needed signatures, he turned the off-loading and loading over to his First mate. Chen and Carlos drove a short distance to the drydock that the CERN’s ship was sitting. He quickly completed an inspection of the hull, drive pods, side thrusters and forward bulb. All appears at worst only lightly used. They proceed to the upper decks and after an hour of reviewing the ship ended-up at the helm. Carlos, then reviewed the past inspection reports and the survey completed only a couple of days ago. With the documentation in front of him, he stated the ship is in excellent condition and with only a few additions needed to the electronics to meet current minimum requirements could be sailing by weeks end. Chen’s stated that there are far more ships available and this vessel has little sales value. If I hear you correctly, you could skipper this ship by weeks end, yes. Yes, Carlos said, but if I were to skipper this ship, I would want a major upgrade to the electronics, upgrade to current the drive pod control technology, upgrade to current engine control electronics, new technology fuel injection system and a much larger radar mast and screen. Chen then stated that she could have those items finish prior to the last contracted shipment with Southern Ranger, will you Skipper this ship with a three-year contract? Carlos was silent for a couple of minutes as he considered her offer. Chen then elected to show him the contract by first turning to the salary and benefits page. Carlos stated that he would require his first mate, engineer and the other two crew members. Clen shock his hand and stated we have an agreement, yes? Carlos said yes.
Mary and Julio elected to return to the hanger Sunday afternoon to spend time with the staff and review what Priscilla had requested for the meeting. Julio was very happy with the preparations and asked for a tour of the facility. As they completed, Julio noted a door that had not opened and requested access. It was their server room with one server running and the other sitting next to it. Julio asked about it and was told that when they replaced it with a new one last Summer, they stated they would return and retrieve it later. Julio took a photo of the Identification panel and asked them to take it to their ship prep area. He sent the photo to Frederick and cc’s Priscilla stating he found a server for Mealy’s staff at CERN’s. In the ship prep area, he requested that they prep it to ship to Amsterdam, Monday morning on the P.180 Avanti EVO. Julio took several measurements and knew it would fit even with a frame around it. He provided a list of board lengths and helped them place them to protect the aircraft and still hold the server in place. They placed a paper wrap around it and the hanger Manager placed the flight numbers on it, ship date, time and other shipping /import information. Julio then connected to the security program, determined when it became operational and viewed several timelines assuring that it was continuous for the Swedish Security group to have facility history. Julio than stated that he expected they will be here between 7:00 and 7:30 hours tomorrow morning. He complimented the hanger Manager and they returned to the main hanger area.
Much like the other meeting, the Swedish Security Group arrived early Monday morning, and Julio provided them with the last 10 days of surveillance of the hanger and was busy answer question regarding the system and that it is included with the technology. As an introduction to the cybersecurity system, Julio set the Amsterdam Hanger attack by what first appeared to be ‘lone wolf’ hacker. In which it showed Frederick confirming the auto lockdown of the sensitive segments, as the system began an auto source search, while automaticly beginning the counterattack. The system defined the attacker as a Rogue State and then the specific country. It then showed Frederick electing to damage only their core processor and its power supply. He explained that he didn’t want to alert them to the fact that the Yellow-Nape system was the source of their damage. Stating that very likely they had been hitting several targets and they will see it as their system overloading. Better to not let them know it’s us or if they figure that out, highly unlikely, what our true abilities consist of! As with the other presentations, a ton of questions flowed, right-up to the moment that the delegation began arriving. Julio had started four additional screens earlier with them running either the past week’s surveillance or the Amsterdam, hacker attack. At that point Rosa and Angeline entered the hanger and Mary guided them behind the presentation area to a table set for her and Angeline. The hanger Manager turned over the documents that she had started for the meeting.
Mary headed the ‘meet and greet’ as the delegation arrived over several minutes as those in attendance, either gathered around the screens or the snack /refreshment tables. At 10:00 hours, Mary asked those gathered to find a seat as we are ready to start. Like the prior meeting, Mary asked Julio to provide a quick review of what had occurred at the Amsterdam Hanger. With all screens displacing the event as it occurred, he explained what had happened and how the system responded.
Mary and Julio elected to return to the hanger Sunday afternoon to spend time with the staff and review what Priscilla had requested for the meeting. Julio was very happy with the preparations and asked for a tour of the facility. As they completed, Julio noted a door that had not opened and requested access. It was their server room with one server running and the other sitting next to it. Julio asked about it and was told that when they replaced it with a new one last Summer, they stated they would return and retrieve it later. Julio took a photo of the Identification panel and asked them to take it to their ship prep area. He sent the photo to Frederick and cc’s Priscilla stating he found a server for Mealy’s staff at CERN’s. In the ship prep area, he requested that they prep it to ship to Amsterdam, Monday morning on the P.180 Avanti EVO. Julio took several measurements and knew it would fit even with a frame around it. He provided a list of board lengths and helped them place them to protect the aircraft and still hold the server in place. They placed a paper wrap around it and the hanger Manager placed the flight numbers on it, ship date, time and other shipping /import information. Julio then connected to the security program, determined when it became operational and viewed several timelines assuring that it was continuous for the Swedish Security group to have facility history. Julio than stated that he expected they will be here between 7:00 and 7:30 hours tomorrow morning. He complimented the hanger Manager and they returned to the main hanger area.
Much like the other meeting, the Swedish Security Group arrived early Monday morning, and Julio provided them with the last 10 days of surveillance of the hanger and was busy answer question regarding the system and that it is included with the technology. As an introduction to the cybersecurity system, Julio set the Amsterdam Hanger attack by what first appeared to be ‘lone wolf’ hacker. In which it showed Frederick confirming the auto lockdown of the sensitive segments, as the system began an auto source search, while automaticly beginning the counterattack. The system defined the attacker as a Rogue State and then the specific country. It then showed Frederick electing to damage only their core processor and its power supply. He explained that he didn’t want to alert them to the fact that the Yellow-Nape system was the source of their damage. Stating that very likely they had been hitting several targets and they will see it as their system overloading. Better to not let them know it’s us or if they figure that out, highly unlikely, what our true abilities consist of! As with the other presentations, a ton of questions flowed, right-up to the moment that the delegation began arriving. Julio had started four additional screens earlier with them running either the past week’s surveillance or the Amsterdam, hacker attack. At that point Rosa and Angeline entered the hanger and Mary guided them behind the presentation area to a table set for her and Angeline. The hanger Manager turned over the documents that she had started for the meeting.
Mary headed the ‘meet and greet’ as the delegation arrived over several minutes as those in attendance, either gathered around the screens or the snack /refreshment tables. At 10:00 hours, Mary asked those gathered to find a seat as we are ready to start. Like the prior meeting, Mary asked Julio to provide a quick review of what had occurred at the Amsterdam Hanger. With all screens displacing the event as it occurred, he explained what had happened and how the system responded.