need-to-know


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need-to-know

[′nēd tə ′nō]
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A criterion used in security procedures in the United States that requires a person requesting classified information to establish the need to know such information in terms of the pertinent mission.
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In this context, "need-to-know" could be defined as "needing to have knowledge in order to be prepared to take specific action."
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