Weekly Column
04/27/09 -- Protecting Intelligence
Since its inception, and as ordained in the Constitution, the federal government has had a duty to defend and protect its citizens.
From the time of George Washington, intelligence has been a central component in the effort to safeguard the nation and the American people. While the results of intelligence gathering are sometimes released (usually after appropriate time has lapsed), it is very rare for “sources and methods” to be released because of the advantage such knowledge gives to adversaries.
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Recent media interviews
and floor statements
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April 21, 2009: "Protecting National Security and Civil Liberties: Strategies for Terrorism Information Sharing"
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Senator Kyl's Recommended
Reading:
 "Security Before Politics" By Porter J. Goss, The Washington Post, April 25, 2009
"Obama's 'Science' Fiction" By Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, March 13, 2009
Recommended
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Swine Flu Phishing Attacks
and Email Scams
The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team is aware of email scams circulating related to the Swine Flu. The attacks arrive via an unsolicited email message typically containing a subject line related to the Swine Flu. These email messages may contain a link or an attachment. If users click on this link or open the attachment, they may be directed to a phishing website or exposed to malicious code. For more info visit the USCERT website.
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