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Some documents that were leaked contained sensitive references to foreign heads of state. This could anger them into taking revenge on us, or worse. So to answer your question, yes, WikiLeaks can very well be a threat to U.S. National Security.
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What is terrorist threat?
National threat to the security
How did the George W Bush administration convince Congress and the American people to invade Iraq?
By claiming Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, making it a threat to national security
Where can one find information on national security online?
You can find information about National Security on the government's national security website which posts the current threat level and additional information pertaining to national security.
How does WikiLeaks damage the government?
The leaking of sensitive communication between countries can threaten national security, government officials claim. They are kept classified for a reason. On the other hand, without WikiLeaks, some corruption would not be exposed.
Which security classification would you apply to a sop in which the unauthorized disclosure of its contents could reasonably be expected to cause damage to national security?
Perhaps that is irrelevant as they are bound to end up on "WikiLeaks".
What phase of the department of defense analyzes the threat to national security?
Planning
During what phase the department of defense analyzes the threat to national security?
Planning
What did Reagan see as the chief threat to the national security of the US?
The Soviet Union.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of tertiary sources of information?
disadvantages: threat to national security
What phase the DOD analyzes the threat to national security and develops appropriate strategies?
planning
What phase does the DOD analyzes the threat to national security and develops appropriate strategies?
planning
What phase does the Department of Defense analyzes the threat to national security and develops appropriate strategies?
planning
