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Fears of a Security Brain Drain
Annalee Newitz , SecurityFocus 2002-04-10

Some computer security professionals are already feeling the pinch from a new Defense Department policy discouraging contractors from hiring non-citizens. The Pentagon says it's about loyalty; visa holders call it classic xenophobia.

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Fears of a Security Brain Drain 2002-04-11
Anonymous (2 replies)
A lot of Security Development were devolped by no U.S Citizenship holder,

I think the DoD is radical they shift 180 degree and the only country that will lose is the United State, i agree that sensitive jobs require high security clearece require from the company to check each individual, but from that to enforce such laws on any one, its a mistake.

Thanks,

Senior Network Security Specialist.

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