NIPRNet

The Non- classified Internet Protocol ( IP) Router Network ( officially abbreviated as " NIPRNet ", but usually " NIPRNet " written ), often just called "Non - classified IP Router Network ," is by the armed forces of the United States, both for the exchange used by the internal, but not classified data as well as for providing an Internet access.

NIPRNet based on Internet Protocol routers of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD ). It was built in the 1980s by the Defense Communication Agency ( DCA), today's Defense Information Systems Agency ( DISA ) and has since been operated by them to replace the older MILNET. In recent years, the network has grown faster than the U.S. Defense Department could monitor it; Therefore, the Ministry has to capture 10 million U.S. dollars spent by the current status of the network, uncontrollably to get in the effort to grasp the current size of the network and not to track authorized users, who have made ​​it in the net. The NIPRNet verification will keep well for vulnerabilities out. The Ministry of Defence has applied in recent years, large sums of money in order to increase network security.

The SIPRNet and NIPRNet is colloquially as a sipper and nipper -net -net ( or simplified sipper and nipper) respectively.