BOOZ ALLEN CLASSIC ROUND 3
Adam Scott, last years Booz Allen Champion, draws a crowd as he tees off from the eighth tee during the third round of the Booz Allen Classic, held at the Congressional Country Club in Potomac, Maryland on June 11, 2005. (UPI Photo/Kevin Dietsch)
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Russian social media mogul Pavel Durov has offered a job to Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who leaked details of a spying program.
Booz Allen Hamilton said Friday it has won a U.S. Navy contract to for support for cybersecurity and C4ISR operations.
Investigators say there is evidence the company that screened U.S. secrets leaker Edward Snowden for clearance misled the government about what it did.
Cybersecrets purloined and made public by a U.S. defector pale next to China’s all-encompassing electronic reach.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he hopes the case of Edward Snowden, accused of espionage, won't harm "the cordial nature" of Russian-U.S. relations.
The United States has charged National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden with espionage and is seeking his return stateside to stand trial, officials said.
Using a baseball metaphor, in the field of national security, when the United States comes to bat, it often starts with 2 1/2 strikes against it.
Ensuring cybersecurity in the European Union should not come at the expense of personal privacy, a European data protection supervisor said Monday.
A civil liberties watchdog Tuesday sued a clutch of Obama administration officials in federal court in New York, challenging its phone surveillance enterprises.
The level of paranoia expressed by U.S. allies to the European Union on public surveillance is regrettable, a Slovakian member of the European Parliament said.
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