Sentences with phrase «classifies documents while»

The technology instantly sorts and classifies documents while highlighting possible anomalies for lawyers» review.

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While WikiLeaks is perhaps best known for publishing US State Department diplomatic cables, documents from the Democratic National Committee, and classified information provided by then - Army Spc. Bradley Manning, the site also sells T - shirts and apparel to its supporters.

While Americans could debate the overt reform proposals in President Ford's February order (see March 10 Century editorial, p. 211), we may never know the full content of Executive Order 11905, which merely hints that «in some instances detailed implementation of the Executive Order will be contained in classified documents.»

These are divided in a process called Compartmentalization and while the cover terms for these compartments are not, themselves, classified, they appear in the same document with information they handle, so this redaction prevents association of a particular program with a particular product that they produced.

Speaking about the (often absurd) classified government documents he and Holzer have both used in their work — Holzer has projected redacted classified documents onto buildings, while Paglen has done the same with the code names of government surveillance programs — Paglen noted that these government records, especially when recontextualized, expose a grimmer side of abstraction.

While defence classified documents are not frequently collected, they are collected by at least one NRC institute doing work in specific defence related areas.

For example, West KM searching will allow you to classify your internal documents according to their West Key Numbering classification scheme, while the LexisNexis product provides their document profiling tools.

The CIA's web site was shut down for several days as a result, while the hackers who attacked NATO claimed they had infiltrated the organizations» computers and obtained classified documents; the United Nations, law firms in Canada and the United States, and Ontario's courts have been hacked over the last several months.

«I don't think Bitcoin will last forever,» added Snowden, who hinted that he had used Bitcoin in 2013 to conceal his identity while preparing to release classified National Security Agency (NSA) documents documenting privacy abuses — including some that showed the NSA was actively spying on Bitcoin users.