Summary of Discussions at a Planning Meeting on Cyber-Security and the Insider Threat to Classified Information (2001) / Chapter Skim
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access to a computer system to view a sensitive piece of information, memorizes it, and then divulges it at a future date in a different location seems impervious to straightforward technological solutions. However, it may be possible to develop technologies that can mitigate the damage done when such inclividuals use technological means to assist in the information transfer or are more interested in sabotage than espionage.
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(The reason is that individuals granted access to classified information routinely sign away many rights to privacy that most people take for granted.) During the course of the meeting, however, participants often expanded the discussion to include threats other than insider threats and to inclucle systems other than classified systems.
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