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security classification

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security classification [si′kyu̇r·əd·ē ‚klas·ə·fə′kā·shən]
(ordnance)
A category or grade assigned to defense information or materiel to indicate the degree of danger to national security that would result from its unauthorized disclosure and the standard of protection required to guard against unauthorized disclosure.


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Format Parameters Each REMIT has a specific perishability, cost of failure, precedence and security classification.
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Curtailing the authority of the Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel to order the declassification of documents against the originating agency's will
 
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