Barrica

There is no denying that a deterrence strategy marked by showcasing the efficiency and deadliness of the latest in military technology in plain sight may be the best modus operandi when it comes to making totalitarian regimes think twice about attempting to challenge the status quo of a democratic power.

In order to carry out these exercises and potentially prevent high-casualty terrorist attacks, the logistics department requires custom-tailored hardware and software to boot. While the latter is usually provided by independent contractors with expensive licensing fees, alternatives the likes of Barrica may come in handy.

Considering the highly classified nature of data frequently used within the confines of various military departments, the openly available source code belonging to the program at hand lets you not only inspect it to ensure its transparency lives up to the safety claims, but also modify it to fit the current usage scenarios.

The weapon testing sessions performed by Air Force personnel can be recorded with pinpoint accuracy and the resulting databases are encrypted in the form of QR codes to maintain a network-free security standard that removes exploitable loopholes and weaknesses that also foregoes the need for USB flash drives.