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080331
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2007.
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Canada's Communications Security Establishment has undergone a far-reaching transformation in conjunction with the expanded role of Signals Intelligence in the global 'war on terror'. For the first time, Canada adopted a formal statute for CSE, including an expanded remit for countering terrorism. With a shift in targeting priorities towards terrorism and threats to Canadian interests abroad, Canada's participation in SIGINT-related international partnerships takes on new significance. The collection of communication intelligence touches upon public sensibilities regarding privacy rights of Canadians. The evolution of Canadian SIGINT capabilities was therefore accompanied by the establishment, as early as 1996, of a system for intelligence accountability and review, the Office of the CSE Commissioner. Recent advances in communications technology and pressing requirements for Signals Intelligence have impelled changes in the law, while also accentuating the role played by the CSE Commissioner in scrutinizing CSE activities to ensure compliance with ministerial authorizations and the laws of Canada
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144666
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1st Indian ed.
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2014.
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xv, 239p.hbk
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9788182747920
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| 058638 | 327.12/PRU 058638 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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132549
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2014.
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Ever since the late half of the 1770s, the U.S. Navy's commanding officers have operated around the world and around the clock they do so often under austere conditions, always mindful of the danger posed by enemies and dynamic physical environment. Action-oriented Cos must exercise authority over their sailors and other assigned and attached combat forces in a prompt, sustained, and effective manner. The Navy's Information Dominance Corps and its partners work to ensure that these leaders have to the technological basis they need for today's military operations and warfighting scenarios, as sophisticated state and non-state actors seek to gain control of only the physical realm, but also the increasingly important cyber and electromagnetic (EM) domains. Our capstone technological capability, enabled by battlespace awareness and integrated fires, is what we call Assured Command and Control (C2).
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