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Abby Phillip, a reporter for POLITICO, details who the administration is going after and what possible effect this could have on future whistleblowers in government.
The Air Force initially issued guidance that anyone accessing WikiLeaks is violating the Espionage Act. The department has since backed off from that statement.
The Air Force Materiel Command has issued new guidance that says the leaked documents are protected by the Espionage Act.
InfoSecurity reports the spam is being spread in the \"name of democracy\", according to Kaspersky Lab\'s December 2010 spam report.
A mental health specialist recommended not deploying WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning to Iraq. But Manning’s immediate commanders sent him anyway. Manning is the 23-year-old Private accused of sending classified material to the WikiLeaks website. He…
OpenTheGovernment.org has sent a letter to OMB calling for the continued protection of open government, even after WikiLeaks.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced it had issued more than 40 search warrants throughout America as part of the ongoing investigation \"into recent coordinated cyber attacks against major companies and organizations.\"
Federal employees are banned from reading WikiLeaks. But does this ban apply to the Pentagon Papers too?
NBC\'s Michael Isikoff details the OMB memo telling agencies to observe behavioral changes in employees.
The collaborative tool is an example of how agencies can share information securely. Chris Bronk, a fellow for information technology policy at the James Baker Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, explains how Diplopedia works.
NextGov reports that OMB has set a Jan. 28 deadline for agencies to complete their assessments of how they handled classified information.
Agencies must evaluate their security systems to ensure classified information remains secret. OMB, with guidance from ISOO and ODNI, has a battery of questions for agency heads in their second memo after the release of documents on WikiLeaks.
The lawyer who represented the New York Times in the Pentagon Papers case writes about the differences between the two document leaks.
The Washington Post reports on the vast amount of data contained in Net-Centric, whether it belonged there or not.