NITSIG CYBER SECURITY-INSIDER THREAT NEWS E-MAGAZINE 4-22-17

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  Former NGA Employee Sentenced for Taking Classified Information

  justice.gov

  Mohan L. Nirala, 52, of Laurel, Maryland, was sentenced today to 12 months and one day in prison for willful retention of national defense …

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  State Department Employee Arrested and Charged With Concealing Extensive Contacts With Foreign Agents

  justice.gov

  A federal complaint was unsealed today charging Candace Marie Claiborne, 60, of Washington, D.C., and an employee of the U.S. Department of State, …

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  Report: CIA, FBI hunting for insider who gave docs to WikiLeaks

  The Hill - Max Greenwood

  The CIA and FBI are looking for the person responsible for leaking top-secret material detailing CIA tools for surveilling smartphones and other …

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  Face it: Navy’s 7th Fleet scandal is malignant | Federal News Network

  federalnewsradio.com - Tom Temin

  The Justice Department’s latest press release doesn’t do justice to what has occurred in the now-infamous “Fat Leonard” Francis case. But DoJ …

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  Postal IG Raises Concern about Insider Threats

  fedweek.com - kevin couch

  The IG’s office at the Postal Service has started an examination of the potential for insider threats there and whether the agency has taken …

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  Plot thickens in probe of House IT contractors

  Fox News - Joseph Weber ,

  A criminal investigation into IT contractors employed by dozens of House Democrats is sparking broader concerns about continuing access to sensitive government emails, amid new allegations of illicit activity beyond Capitol Hill. The investigation was announced last month by the U.S. Capitol Police …