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Navigating The Slippery Slope Of Public Security Disclosure
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RyanSepe
RyanSepe,
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9/21/2015 | 2:42:59 PM
Exercise in Diction
You should always be careful with what you say. However, I don't think that rearranging your statements in such a minimal fashion as explained by the article is going to help you not become a target. Don't be arrogant, I agree. But I believe you are a target due to the foundations of your business. What do you do, what information do you hold, etc?


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