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Mandatory insider-threat detection program may help Booz Allen and hurt startups
Newly implemented federal rules that call for the creation of mandatory insider threat detection programs will make competing for lucrative U.S. intelligence and cybersecurity contracts increasingly difficult for smaller defense firms, experts tell CyberScoop.
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