We Are All Intelligence Officers Now
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Describes how surveillance and national-intelligence-level security concerns once limited to the NSA (circa 1983 TCSEC era) have expanded to affect organizations of all sizes and many individuals. Discusses the pervasive risks introduced by digital dependencies and considers ways—through changes in awareness, policy and behavior—to prevent living under an invisible, hard-to-detect form of control.
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