Unsent letter from the suspect in 2007 "Well, for one thing, I’ve seen pretty much all your tech secrets wrt [sic] regard to compusec [computer security]. Than

Unsent letter from the suspect in 2007 "Well, for one thing, I’ve seen pretty much all your tech secrets wrt [sic] regard to compusec [computer security]. Thanks. You made me a much better infosec [information security] practitioner. In exchange, well, I gave you my time, and you failed to allow me to help you . . . You are missing most of the basics in security practice, while hinking you are the best. It’s the bread and butter stuff that will trip you up. Trust me on this one. Seen it. . . . Dudes/Dudettes, I can’t make this any plainer . . . Listen up . . . ‘They’ are inside the perimeter. . . I’ll leave you with this: if you don’t get obnoxious, obvious, and detrimental to my future, then I will not bring you ‘into the light’, as it were. If you do, well, remember that you did it to yourselves"[0] Limiting the damage disgruntled employees can cause must be very difficult. Presumably drastically reducing the amount of information any individual gets exposed to? [0] http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/nsa1019.pdf http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/nsa1019.pdf