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DoE Raps Nuke Lab Operators On Errant Classified E-Mails

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Friday, June 13th, 2008

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By George Lobsenz After toting up 356 violations of classified data protection requirements across the agency in 2007, the Energy Department has warned the operators of its three nuclear weapons laboratories that they have not taken effective corrective action to stop incidents in which sensitive information is inappropriately sent via unsecure e-mail methods. DoE's Office of Enforcement last month sent similar letters to the operators of Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore and Sandia national laboratories suggesting that there were simply too…

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Unmanned Systems

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