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B Briefers to the Committee JUNE 10-11, 1996 John C. Davis, Director, National Computer Security Center, National Security Agency Robert V. Meushaw, Technical Director, INFOSEC, Research and Tech- nology Organization, National Security Agency Richard C. Schaeffer, Chief, INFOSEC, Research and Technology Organi- zation, National Security Agency Howard Shrobe, Assistant Director, Intelligent Systems and Software Technology, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency JULY 1, 1996 Jeffrey I. Schiller, Director, Network Services, Massachusetts Institute of Technology OCTOBER 21, 1996 John C. Davis, Director, National Computer Security Center, National Security Agency Phil Gollucci, Manager, INFOSEC Research and Technology, National Security Agency Robert V. Meushaw, Technical Director, INFOSEC, Research and Tech- nology Organization, National Security Agency 267

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268 APPENDIX B Chris McBride, Technology Forecasting, National Security Agency Dave Muzzy, Manager, INFOSEC Research and Technology, National Security Agency Rick Proto, Chief, Research and Technology, National Security Agency Richard C. Schaeffer, Chief, INFOSEC, Research and Technology Organi- zation, National Security Agency Bill Semancik, Technical Director, National Security Agency Brian Snow, Technical Director for ISSO, National Security Agency Carol Taylor, INFOSEC, Research and Technology Organization, National Security Agency Lee Taylor, Manager, INFOSEC Research and Technology, National Secu- rity Agency Grant Wagner, Technical Director, National Security Agency Tom Zlurko, INFOSEC, Research and Technology Organization, National Security Agency FEBRUARY 7, 1997 Mark Schertler, Senior Applications Engineer, Terisa Systems NOVEMBER 12, 1997 John C. Davis, Commissioner, President's Commission on Critical Infra structure Protection

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