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From the Blogs
Army Issues Guidance on Cyberspace Operations:
For the first time the U.S. Army has produced official doctrine on
military activities in cyberspace, including offensive, defensive and
network operations. The February 2014 introduces the fundamentals of
cyber operations, or “cyber electromagnetic activities”(CEMA),defining
terms and identifying important operational factors and constraints.
Kakehashi Trip Report #3:
In the third of a series of postings by Fellow for Emerging Technology
Michael Edward Walsh on his participation in the Japan Foundation’s
Kakehashi Visit for Young Public Intellectuals, Walsh writes about his
meeting with senior maritime security officers from a major Japanese
commercial shipping line and the role of their industry in Japan's
response to Somali piracy and terrorism threats.
GAO Says Intelligence Contractors Not Reliable: A
review by the Government Accountability Office has found that official
data on the number of contractors used by civilian intelligence agencies
are not reliable and costs incurred by contractors cannot be accurately
assessed. The inadequacy of the data undermines workforce management as
well as contractor oversight, GAO said. The report included
recommendations for improving the quality and utility of data on
intelligence contractor use.
Kakehashi Trip Report #4: Michael
Edward Walsh discusses his meeting with officials from the Japanese
International Cooperative Agency and Japan's current development
assistance to East Africa for capacity building and how this aligns with
Japan's economic and military priorities.
The Debt Limit Since 2011 and More from CRS:
Secrecy News has obtained recently released CRS reports on topics such
as the rebuilding strategy after Hurricane Sandy, U.S. relations with
Saudi Arabia, U.S.-South Korea relations and independence of federal financial regulators.
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