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National Security Archives Launches New Cyber Site

Wednesday, April 6th, 2016

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The National Security Archive nonprofit investigative, research, and archive center for declassified U.S. documents based at the George Washington University’s Gelman Library has launched a new Cyber Vault project web site, the organization said March 30.The latest project is to serve as a central repository for key parts of the documentary record on cyber activity.“The growing prominence of cyber activity as a global security concern with tangible effects on everyday lives has given rise to the production of a vast amount of documentation by…

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