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Cyber-Security and the Insider Threat to Classified Information
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... QuarIes Professor of Engineering and Applied Science University of Virginia Rapporteur: Lynette I Millett, Program Officer and Study Director Computer Science and Telecommunications Board This white paper summarizes the discussions of a planning meeting sponsored" by the National Research Council (NRC)
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... For example, an insider might be able to disable certain network security mechanisms, thereby allowing a collaborator on the outside to gain access. Or, an insider might be able to transmit electronically large volumes of sensitive information without ever being subjected to physical search.
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