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...des. While it is jam-resistant, it is not encrypted and not authorized for classified information.

...e public perception. Legal means such as [[Non-Disclosure Agreement]]s, [[classified information|information security classification]] (e.g., SECRET), and contract stipulat

...and New Zealand, and allies such as Japan and Singapore. ROE are usually classified information, for the obvious reason that one does want one's enemy to know how far they

Above and beyond their regular classified information|security classification systems for military, diplomatic, and intelligence ==Sharing of classified information with other countries==

...rast, GIG services tend to run over the some of the networks, of different classified information|security levels, which are overlaid on the shared Defense Information Syste

...lationship. For example, general-purpose U.S. military networks that carry classified information, such as [[SIPRNET]] or [[JWICS]], have a reasonable amount of mutual trust

...e used for the most sensitive command and operations information, at the [[classified information|collateral TOP SECRET]] level and above. "Spirit" is an acronym for "Spec

While it produces reports at all levels of [[classified information]], it probably publishes more of its analytical output than any world intel

...ource intelligence systems at compartmented control system|TOP SECRET/SCI, classified information|SECRET, and unclassified levels.

...r weapons. Military units in the field are almost always authorized, by [[classified information|classified]] [[rules of engagement]], to use force in self-defense. There h

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...the Manhattan Project, he learned how to break into filing cabinets where classified information was stored. Although he never took any of the secret documents, he left beh

...e fully prepared to observe the problems of security, to withhold printing classified information." There was a genuine clash here, as Moyar agrees the military did, at time

* Not advisable for [[classified information|security-classified]] or proprietary files

...cks and takes 128, 192 or 256-bit keys. While DES was never intended for [[classified information]], although it was approved for such use in some specific cases, AES, with

* to protect certain classified information from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.

...distant duty for a secret project." Their identities and activities were [[Classified information|very highly classified]], since the slightest leak of information could rui

...tamper resistance techniques, and methods of overcoming them, tend to be [[classified information]].

...ere valid analogies to [[automatic declassification]] of most government [[classified information]] after a certain period of time.

...a, or recording it as a possible new emitter. ELINT data is usually highly classified information, and is protected as such. In the US and its allies, rather confusingly, EL