No More Secrets at SAIC
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Who is SAIC, and why did it go public in October?
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MG Rover&#39;s talks with Shanghai Automotive Industry (SAIC) over a cooperation agreement do not include the Chinese carmaker buying or taking
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A senior Justice Department official says laws and other limits enacted since three terrorism suspects were waterboarded has eliminated the technique from what is now legally allowed
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As part of an update to Office 2003, Microsoft is cutting off the feature, which it says can save time, but risks exposing confidential information.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has closed public access to its online document library to protect sensitive documents that might be useful to terrorists, the agency said Tuesday.
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Given the enormous physical, emotional and financial toll of cancer, one might expect researchers to promote the free and open exchange of information. They donât.
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Grassroots movement to register younger voters leaves publishing tools accessible to outsiders.
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By Bruce V. Bigelow, The San Diego Union-Tribune  Dec. 14--As an employee-owned conglomerate that was tightly controlled  for most of its 37-year history, San Diego's SAIC was more or less immune to  what happened yesterday after it posted its first financial results as a  public company.
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Software giant is taking the covers off its security intelligence.  About time.
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Burma&#39;s military junta has scrapped the office of military intelligence &quot;in the interests of peace and security&quot;. As the generals in Rangoon sweep up pockets of resistance to last week&#39;s internal
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TORONTO, Feb. 23 -- Canada's Supreme Court on Friday unanimously struck down the use of secret testimony to imprison and deport foreigners as possible terrorist suspects, ruling that the procedures violate Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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WASHINGTON  ÃÂ¿ Pentagon contractor SAIC Inc. may have compromised personal information about more than half a million military personnel and their relatives because it did not encrypt data transmitted online.
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Bows to pressure groups The UK Government has dropped controversial proposals that critics said would have neutered the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act. Changes to the charging structure that would have allowed bodies to refuse more requests will not now go ahead.â¦
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No more orders taken after 1 December 2005
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Ministers suppressed an official report on the dangers of passive smoking to prevent public pressure growing for a ban on smoking in public, campaigners claimed yesterday.
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By Bruce V. Bigelow, The San Diego Union-Tribune  Sep. 14--The Department of Homeland Security said yesterday it will  provide as much as $1.35 billion to three companies, including San Diego's  SAIC, to develop a new type of technology for detecting radioactive bombs.
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