Service Flight
An aircraft in flight is designed to embody the beauty of a bird in flight. The grace by which both birds (naturally) and aircraft (by way of technology) glide through the air has a freeing effect on the imagination. A SASE service in flight should have a similar flight effect to an aircraft but also incorporate how birds can fly without the need to use technology.
To set up the conditions for our flight, we will start in the desert with a single user and a single device that needs to access an emergency service. This device has power but no connectivity. To access the device, the user must authenticate locally on the device, so they will need an access code and a biometric identifier. Two methods become the entry level and a single method does not allow access. This can be secured by a third local identification method, but the fact that the user has the device also counts as a third identification component. At this point, the user has access to the device.
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