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    Passive measures are employed to protect secret or sensitive information through classification systems that restrict access based on how much damage unauthorized release could cause national security. The US system categorizes documents according to this level of potential damage. These protective classification systems are often accompanied by physical site security and personnel security measures like screening potential employees. Examples of passive measures and their use with open source information will be covered in more depth later.

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    9.Passive Measures

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    Passive measures are employed to protect secret or sensitive information through classification systems that restrict access based on how much damage unauthorized release could cause national security. The US system categorizes documents according to this level of potential damage. These protective classification systems are often accompanied by physical site security and personnel security measures like screening potential employees. Examples of passive measures and their use with open source information will be covered in more depth later.

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    1.0 Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence

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    Passive measures are employed to protect secret or sensitive information through classification systems that restrict access based on how much damage unauthorized release could cause national security. The US system categorizes documents according to this level of potential damage. These protective classification systems are often accompanied by physical site security and personnel security measures like screening potential employees. Examples of passive measures and their use with open source information will be covered in more depth later.

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    6/20/13 ACTIS Global Security Network | Counterterrorism Policy

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    Pri nt i t!
    Passive Measures
    1.0 Intelligence and Counter-
    Intelligence
    1.2 Defining Counter-Intelligence
    Passive Measures
    Passive measures are
    employed simply to protect
    secret or sensitive information,
    such as classification systems
    which restrict the number of
    individuals and organisations
    entitled to access such
    information. The US
    classification system, for
    instance, categorises documents
    according to the degree of
    damage they could inflict on
    national security as a result of
    their unauthorised release.
    In most cases, this protective
    system is accompanied by
    measures also aimed at
    guaranteeing physical site
    security and personnel security
    procedures for screening
    potential employees, for
    example.
    Examples of this are included
    later, and passive classification
    measures relating to Open
    Source information will be
    covered in more depth in
    6/20/13 ACTIS Global Security Network | Counterterrorism Policy
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    Module 2.

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