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Receive Credit for CI Centre Training
The CI Centre is proud to announce that credit is now available through American Military University and American Public University to students who have completed course 501: An Overview of Critical Counterintelligence Issues. All past and present students who have successfully completed the 5-day training program are eligible for 3 graduate credit hours (a $975 value). Learn More.
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A redacted version of the Cox Report is declassified. The report said that China had stolen information on the most advanced U.S. nuclear weapons through decades of intelligence operations directed against U.S. weapons laboratories. China dismissed the allegations as "groundless".
"The real challenge is how we secure our supply chains. We are dependent on industry for our technological edge… and preserving that intellectual property is absolutely vital. Cyber implies something technical. To the average person in the street, cyber means it is someone else's problem. But it is everyone's problem. We can't just leave it to the techies." - Head of Cybersecurity at the MoD Major General Jonathan Shaw, 03 May 2012.
