On the recordJanuary 26, 2015
I think it is very clear that the intelligence value of having everything open and accessible is incredibly overstated.
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Mark Wallace
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congress.govI think it is very clear that the intelligence value of having everything open and accessible is incredibly overstated.
Wallace argues that the perceived intelligence benefits of open access to information are exaggerated.
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