CIA Director John Brennan. Reuters
Leaked: CIA Aims Crackdown On Leaks Inside CIA -- RT
The director of the CIA has outlined plans to launch a new campaign aimed at keeping the organization’s operations secret. The memo, issued by director John Brennan, was itself leaked late on Wednesday.
The ‘Honor the Oath’ campaign has the intention of reinforcing “our corporate culture of secrecy” according to the memo, which was obtained by Associated Press. The document had been labeled unclassified and for official use only.
Brennan wrote that the campaign is a result of a CIA security review conducted last summer by the organization’s former director, David Petraeus, after “several high-profile anonymous leaks and publications by former senior officers,” were identified, according to Brennan.
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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS
The CIA's Plan to Put an End to Their Leaking Problem -- Atlantic Wire
CIA Wants Its Officers to Stop Leaking Secrets to Reporters, Says Memo Leaked to Reporter -- The Slate
Gathering Intel on North Korea Remains Challenging -- National Defense
Iraq official says Baghdad open to U.S. military aid -- USA Today
UAV interest grows in Middle East, but suppliers few -- Space War/UPI
Turkey's Erdogan seeks to further curb army power -- Reuters
Anonymous: We Have Stolen North Korean Military Documents -- Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
Four-year hacking spree in South Korea blamed on 'Dark Seoul Gang' -- Reuters
Russia to Build 100 New Military Bases and Airfields -- RIA Novosti
Artillery: Zombie Weapons Prepare For A Comeback -- Strategy Page
Military Turns To Blimp In A Box For Surveillance -- Discovery
Navy Tests LCS Mine-Hunting System -- Defense Tech
Army Network Tests Drive New Tactics: Officials -- Defense Tech
Aegis Software -- Strategy Page
Commandant: Corps bracing to cut another 8,000 Marines -- Marine Times
Army Force Reduction: “There ain’t a whole bunch of buying equipment” -- Defense News
Reboot: Why the Army's plan to cut 80,000 troops doesn't go nearly far enough. -- Phillip Carter and Nora Bensahel, Foreign Policy
Senate Passes Immigration Bill; Billions Slated for Drones, Choppers, Surveillance -- Defense News
Top SASC Republicans Split Over Dempsey Nomination -- Defense News
Levin 'Hopeful' Dempsey is Confirmed Easily - 'But You Just Never Know' -- Defense News
Company allegedly misled government about security clearance checks -- Washington post
NSA Leak Vindicates AT&T Whistleblower -- Threat Level
Justice Dept. targets general in leak probe -- Washington Post
Hood shooting trial judge: Testimony about dying pregnant soldier OK -- Army Times
US Senator Ayotte slams defense cuts, criticizes administration’s failure to create a grand national security strategy.
How Edward Snowden May Have Botched Blowing The Whistle On The World's Largest Spy Agency -- Michael Kelley, Business Insider
The U.S. Senate Wants to Control Malware Like It's a Missile -- John Reed, Killer Apps/Foreign Policy
The Damage Snowden Has Done -- Max Boot, Commentary
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