Tag: Information Sharing & Collaboration

Information about the Markle Task Force on National Security in the Information Age.

The Markle Task Force stresses the continuing importance of sustaining information sharing and of developing privacy and civil liberties policies.

The Markle Task Force promotes discoverability as the first step of an effective information sharing system in government.

The Markle Task Force makes recommendations to government for changing the culture of its information sharing agencies.

The Markle Task Force offers guidelines for protecting privacy and civil liberties in a networked information environment.

The Markle Task Force promotes the use of a mission-based authorized use standard for government information sharing.

Quick reference version of the National Security Brief: "Meeting the Threat of Terrorism: Authorized Use."

Final Report of a Working Group of the Markle Foundation and the Center on Law and Security at the NYU School of Law.

The Markle Task Force urges Congress and the newly-elected President Obama to reaffirm information sharing as a top priority.

Government must address the cultural, institutional, and technological obstacles that prevent us from responding quickly to terror threats.