According to Peter Beinart, for a year and a half Tenet and the CIA repeatedly tried to temper the Pentagon and the White House hyping of the Iraq threat (2003). Perhaps if Tenet hadn’t been so patient or friendly with the White House, his voice would have been heard and respected. Additionally, Tenet loyalty to the president and his administration caused him to lose the truth and his responsibility to have the truth heard. He became too involved in the politics of the day and helping the administration use intelligence to justify a decision already made rather than informing them with data to make an informed decision. Instead of having the courage to tell what should be told, he opted to tell the parties what they wanted to hear.
Read the article titled, “WikiLeaks Releases 400,000 Classified US Military Files”, and then read the article titled, “WikiLeaks: At Least 109,000 Killed During Iraq War”. Write a five to eight (5-8) page paper in which you: Describe what social engineering and counterintelligence are and their potential implications to our national security in regard to the leaked Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs. Examine the importance of forming a sound information security workforce and describe the challenges faced by organizations in doing this as evidenced by the articles about the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks. Predict how the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks could influence organizations in regard to their security policies and risk management procedures. Propose two (2) methods to thwart this type of intelligence leak in the future and explain why each would be effective.
Read the article titled, “WikiLeaks Releases 400,000 Classified US Military Files”, and then read the article titled, “WikiLeaks: At Least 109,000 Killed During Iraq War”. Write a five to eight (5-8) page paper in which you: Describe what social engineering and counterintelligence are and their potential implications to our national security in regard to the leaked Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs. Examine the importance of forming a sound information security workforce and describe the challenges faced by organizations in doing this as evidenced by the articles about the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks. Predict how the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks could influence organizations in regard to their security policies and risk management procedures. Propose two (2) methods to thwart this type of intelligence leak in the future and explain why each would be effective.
Read the article titled, “WikiLeaks Releases 400,000 Classified US Military Files”, and then read the article titled, “WikiLeaks: At Least 109,000 Killed During Iraq War”. Write a five to eight (5-8) page paper in which you: Describe what social engineering and counterintelligence are and their potential implications to our national security in regard to the leaked Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs. Examine the importance of forming a sound information security workforce and describe the challenges faced by organizations in doing this as evidenced by the articles about the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks. Predict how the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks could influence organizations in regard to their security policies and risk management procedures. Propose two (2) methods to thwart this type of intelligence leak in the future and explain why each would be effective.
Read the article titled, “WikiLeaks Releases 400,000 Classified US Military Files”, and then read the article titled, “WikiLeaks: At Least 109,000 Killed During Iraq War”. Write a five to eight (5-8) page paper in which you: Describe what social engineering and counterintelligence are and their potential implications to our national security in regard to the leaked Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs. Examine the importance of forming a sound information security workforce and describe the challenges faced by organizations in doing this as evidenced by the articles about the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks. Predict how the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks could influence organizations in regard to their security policies and risk management procedures. Propose two (2) methods to thwart this type of intelligence leak in the future and explain why each would be effective.
Case Citation: United States v. Leon et al., 468 U.S. 897 (1984). Parties: Alberto Antonio Leon et al. / Respondents United States / Petitioner Facts: After receiving unproven information from a confidential informant, the Burbank police began an investigation by surveillance of the Respondents at their residence for drug use. A check of one of the individuals, Richardo Del Castillo, led officers to Respondent Alberto Leon who had prior arrests for drug charges. A search warrant was issued by a State Superior Judge to search the Respondent’s residence whereby a large quantity of drugs was found.
Read the article titled, “WikiLeaks Releases 400,000 Classified US Military Files”, and then read the article titled, “WikiLeaks: At Least 109,000 Killed During Iraq War”. Write a five to eight (5-8) page paper in which you: Describe what social engineering and counterintelligence are and their potential implications to our national security in regard to the leaked Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs. Examine the importance of forming a sound information security workforce and describe the challenges faced by organizations in doing this as evidenced by the articles about the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks. Predict how the Afghan War Diary and the Iraq War Logs that were released in WikiLeaks could influence organizations in regard to their security policies and risk management procedures. Propose two (2) methods to thwart this type of intelligence leak in the future and explain why each would be effective.
After selling their lies and plans for the war to the America people, congress had given President Bush carte blanche to bring justice to those who caused pain and destruction on American soil. Abu Ghraib Prison, also known as Baghdad Central Prison, became the U.S Army detention center for captured Iraqis. “For decades under Saddam Hussein, many prisoners who were taken to the Abu Ghraib prison never came out. It was the centerpiece of Saddam's empire of fear, and those prisoners who did make it out told nightmarish tales of torture beyond imagining – and executions without reason.” (Abuse of Iraqi POWS by GIs Probed, 2004) In 2004 rumors began to surface, regarding the abuse of prisoners held by the U.S army. Initially the U.S media expressed little interest to the accusations, until photographic evidence emerged, exposing the violation of the prisoner’s human rights.
The actual story in the NSA Scandal Troy University PA 6610 –Foundations in Public Administration Term V (2013) NARRATIVE SUMMARY OF THE CASE Case Summary Edward Snowden, a 29 year old ex-CIA and former NSA contractor in recent times just publicized disclosures about the extent and details of a massive NSA surveillance program. He obtained documents from the NSA that was beyond his access. It is said that the NSA operates a data-collection and eavesdropping (as some would say) system that accumulates multitudes of information on the private communications of non-US residents, and also some private communications on US residents. The program is called “Prism, which is a wiretapping agency” (Arthur, 2013). The program had “enabled emails, chats, and other private user data to be gathered for surveillance “directly from the servers” of companies including Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Facebook” among others (Gallagher, 2013).
It is said she died shortly after a violent argument with Robert Kennedy, attorney general of America. It has been speculated as to what happened with Monroe’s death through a top secret CIA document that was released. This document was dated the 3rd of August 1962, which was the day before Marilyn’s death; it established that Monroe's place of residence was placed under electronic surveillance by the Central Intelligence Agency. She was anxious about her "trysts with the President and Attorney General", The private CIA document states how Monroe had a "diary of secrets", a book in which she kept her secret discussions with both Robert and John Kennedy, and that she was sharing private knowledge to government secrets in which were closely guarded. The official story was that Bobby (Robert F. Kennedy) was in northern California the