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compartment
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Typical approaches include compartmenting information by functional area (Finance, Engineering, Executive), by business unit, or by customer.
Applying military insights to enterprise data security: the ... by Brown, Kevin / Computer Technology Review
The FBI "is a culture that prized sharing information, not compartmenting it," says Gregory Treverton, a former Church Committee staffer who served as vice chair of the National Intelligence Council in the early 1990s.
Counterintelligent: how the GOP keeps the FBI stupid by Marshall, Joshua Micah / Washington Monthly
These included a disposable diaper with an "improved fastener attachment," "a disposable fecal compartmenting diaper," a diaper with an "integral changing pad and disposal container" and a disposable diaper with "longitudinal superabsorbent concentration gradient" (for a complete list of all patents surveyed, see the accompanying sidebar).
Diaper doings: plenty of patents in personal products by Noonan, Ellen / Nonwovens Industry
 
 
 
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