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Government
How public-sector security work is scoped, procured, and evaluated, and what that structure does to the programs it produces. Protocol writes about this field as an observer of it.
Under examination
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What does a procurement structure organized around categories do to a program that needs coherence?
02
Which requirements exist to produce security, and which to produce evidence of security?
03
What is a proposal actually evaluated on, and does that predict how the program will run?
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