Mobilizing information to prevent terrorism
Subtitle: accelerating development of a trusted information sharing environment
By: Markle Foundation Task Force ; Zoë Baird, Jim Barksdale, chairmen
Contributors: Markle Foundation Task Force
Published: 2006
Language: eng
Subjects: Civil rights; National security; Freedom of information
Other titles: Accelerating development of a trusted information sharing environment
Description: The Markle Foundation Task Force on National Security in the Information Age today released its third report with recommendations on how to reconcile national security needs with civil liberties requirements. The report offers a new "authorized use" standard for government handling of legally collected information that bases authorization to view information on how the information is going to be used, rather than on the nationality of the subject or the location of collection. The report also proposes a new risk management approach to sharing classified information that balances the risk of leaks of classified information with the security risk that can come from failing to share information with those who need it to understand the threats to national security. Further, the report identifies examples of technology that can be used effectively to provide appropriate oversight and accountability.
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"Third Report of the Markle Foundation Task Force."