- Value [1] Information Assets
- Our responses to these challenges must be strategic and grounded in three core principles. First, in treating Information
as a National Asset, we recognize departments and agencies have achieved an unprecedented ability to gather, store, and use
information consistent with their missions and applicable legal authorities; correspondingly they have an obligation to make
that information available to support national security missions.
- Value [2] Risk Management
- Second, our approach recognizes Information Sharing and Safeguarding Requires Shared Risk Management. In order to build and
sustain the trust required to share with one another, we must work together to identify and collectively reduce risk, rather
than avoiding information loss by not sharing at all.
- Value [3] Informed Decisionmaking
- Third, the core premise Information Informs Decisionmaking underlies all our actions and reminds us better decisionmaking
is the purpose of sharing information in the first place.
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