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Don’t let your profits walk out the doorSpy agency fights to protect ID's of sources
by Andrew Duffy | July 4, 2012 | canada.com
Canada's spy agency says its network of informants has been "imperilled" by a Federal Court of Appeal decision that struck down its right to always shield the names of its sources.
Security lapses found at CDC bioterror lab in Atlanta
by Alison Young | June 28, 2012 | USA TODAY
A federal bioterror laboratory already under investigation by Congress for safety issues has had repeated incidents of security doors left unlocked to an area where experiments occur with dangerous germs, according to internal agency e-mails obtained by USA TODAY. In one incident, an unauthorized employee was discovered inside a restricted area.
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Homeland security cites sharp rise in cyber attacks
by Suzanne Kelly | July 9, 2012 | cnn.com
The companies that control critical infrastructure in the United States are reporting higher numbers of attacks on their systems over the past three years, according to a report issued by the Department of Homeland Security.
Read more: Homeland security cites sharp rise in cyber attacks
Security lapses found at CDC bioterror lab in Atlanta
by Alison Young | June 28, 2012 | USA TODAY
A federal bioterror laboratory already under investigation by Congress for safety issues has had repeated incidents of security doors left unlocked to an area where experiments occur with dangerous germs, according to internal agency e-mails obtained by USA TODAY. In one incident, an unauthorized employee was discovered inside a restricted area.
Read more: Security lapses found at CDC bioterror lab in Atlanta (2)
It’s no secret: There are more government secrets than ever
by Shaun Waterman | May29, 2012 | washingtontimes.com
The number of official government secrets rose to its highest level last year, auditors reported Tuesday, even though President Obama promised that his administration would be the most open and transparent in history.
Read more: It’s no secret: There are more government secrets than ever