Top secret intranet
Subtitle: how U.S. intelligence built Intelink--the world's largest, most secure network
By: Fredrick Thomas Martin.
Series: The Charles F. Goldfarb series on open information management
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 380
Subjects: Intelink (Computer network); Intelligence service -- Computer networks -- Security measures -- United States.; Intelligence service -- United States -- Data processing.; Intranets (Computer networks) -- United States.
Description: The U.S. intelligence community has built one awesome intranet. "Intelink" integrates and disseminates virtually every piece of information that goes into intelligence gathering, reporting, and analysis at the CIA, NSA, Defense Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office, FBI, and eight other top secret agencies to their "customers" - from the White House to the Warfighter. It's just about as secure as intranets can be. Now, for the first time, here's the inside story of how they did all that.

Sure, there are a few things they can't tell you, but what they can tell you is utterly fascinating - especially if you've got your own intranet to build or manage.

Someday your intranet will handle terabytes of data; Intelink is doing it right now. Discover how they've made their intranet secure, integrating HTML, SGML, XML, metadata, pull and push technologies, and collaboration tools to get exactly the right data to the right people at the right time. Then preview the U.S. intelligence community's revolutionary strategic plans for managing this information - and discover how you can use the same ideas to achieve competitive advantage.

There's even a CD-ROM containing a demo of the actual Intelink interface, plus demo software, tools, metadata standards, training, and other information straight from intelink.
Notes: Includes index.
System requirements for accompanying computer disc: Windows 95/98/NT; Macintosh System 7 or later.