The Tender For Law

Volume 11

Jul 26, 2015 3:53 PM

David-Paul Sip

�Following the unauthorized disclosures of Canadian Navy Sub-Lieutenant Jeffrey Delisle (2012) and NSA contractor Edward Snowden (2013), CSE has intensified its efforts to tighten already stringent security,� the documents, obtained under access to information law, state... Most of those �new and existing measures� have been censored from the heavily redacted document, a 2013-14 annual report to the minister of national defence."

I am always bemused at how something is labelled as "access to information" and yet all the information is inaccessible. Ahh but of course it's for "national" security. Translated it's not for your security. It's only for theirs. :/

A Canadian Snowden? CSE warns of �insider threats� | Toronto Star

thestar.com

Canada�s electronic spying agency took steps to educate employees about �insider threats� after Snowden disclosures.