Security Agencies
Security Agencies (also Security Authorities) is an institutional umbrella term for all state organs, services, and entities legally tasked with protecting internal and external security, averting threats, and maintaining public order. Regardless of their specific jurisdiction (e.g., policing, border protection, customs, or intelligence), they act within the context of IT systems as highly sensitive end-users with extreme requirements for data privacy, system stability, and resilience.
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