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    exposing classified information? Just as government transparency has waned in recent years, there have been several instances of very public national intelligence whistle-blowing. Large scale leaks such as those published by The Guardian and WikiLeaks have prompted debate on issues of government secrecy, as well as the balance between security and liberty. High profile whistleblowers like Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and Edward Snowden have, at great personal risk, leaked classified information to

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    Papers On Jay Martin

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    a Post-Standard Academic All-Star and was highlighted in a newspaper article, in which he said his career goal was to be a “website designer.” (Syracuse.com, 2011). Based on his interest, Martin gained knowledge and developed familiarity with information technology at a very young age. Upon graduating from Mexico High School, Martin enlisted as a U.S. Navy Intelligence Specialist with the U.S. Navy Reserves. Initially, Martin was stationed at military facilities in New York, followed by South Carolina

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    Insider Threat

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    Currently, ECI does not house any classified material, documentation or networks. As a government contractor, ECI employs its staff with work locations designated based on the contractual agreement. All of ECI’s contractual work (classified) is completed on site within a SCIF environment or within government spaces. ECI Insider Threat Policy

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    there are 318.9 million people living within the 50 states, and out of those 318.9 million, nearly 5 million have some type of government security clearance. Some citizens of the United States believe the Federal government should release these classified documents to the people; however, the government should not release them because it would cause pandemonium among the people of the United States, lead to irrational thinking, and these documents would impede the order of the Federal government

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    Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012 Introduction Often the debate arises of whether human-beings are born with an innate sense of “right-from-wrong” and most often the consensus is, yes. The later question might then be, what makes a person question doing the right thing? In the reality of someone who may be labeled a “whistleblower,” apprehension to report wrongdoings may reasonably come from fear of retaliation. Particularly when the wrong-doing is occurring within the federal government

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    maintained within the military facility. Activity will be maintained using Army Corrections Information System. (ACIS). Facilities without ACIS will prepare the daily report using DA Form 3997 Military Police Desk. The facility blotter will provide a record of activities at the facility including all incidents. Admissions and releases from confinement, to include temporary releases. Any other information deemed of value by the facility commander. All actions inside the visitor’s record of the prisoners

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    thousands of classified NSA documents? An analysis of the merits of the Snowden leaks and the broader issue of security vs. privacy and mass surveillance from the perspective of at least two ethical theories. Following the terrorist attacks on 911, President George W. Bush signed into law The USA PATRIOT Act. Intended to enhance law enforcement investigatory tools, The Patriot Act the made changes to surveillance laws that enabled the U.S government collection of computer information about both

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    controversial leaks of classified information was the whistle blowing campaign of Edward J. Snowden. Mr. Snowden had exposed and shared an enormous amount of classified documents about the National Security Agency’s surveillance on the American populace. Snowden admits he exposed the information because he believes the NSA and U.S. government were using surveillance and privacy information collection practices that deeply violated the U.S. people. Once he released all of the classified information, he was immediately

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    Sensitive items are anything that is considered classified or a mission essential item. These items can include protective gear, maps, or a piece of paper designating patrol routes. The importance of securing sensitive items comes down to maintaining accountability for operation security, mission success and a soldiers over all readiness. The habits of exercising security and accountability of a soldiers items allow the soldier and their team to operate to the highest standards or have items be accessed

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    modern outlaws I will be writing about are Edward Snowden, Julian Assange and the hacker group of Anonymous. Each out law has provide some type of service or information to the public that was secret and important to the world community, but was being withheld from the public eye because of powerful people and entities. By releasing this information the outlaws knew of the consequences this would bring to their lives. With today’s technology you can’t hide or run away, everything is tracked unless you

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