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et networks with cloud platforms to improve intelligence sharing among personnel working from home, FedScoop reported Thursday." ExecutiveGov adds, "Gurvais Griss, assistant director of the FBI Laboratory's science and technology branch, said at an AFCEA event that the bureau is looking to move unclassified da

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oud." FedScoop adds, "The challenge is that a lot of unclassified data resides on FBI legacy systems that otherwise are not available remotely, said Gurvais Griss, assistant director of the Science and Technology Branch at the FBI Laboratory. With much of its workforce online from home, the bureau now wants c

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oud." FedScoop adds, "The challenge is that a lot of unclassified data resides on FBI legacy systems that otherwise are not available remotely, said Gurvais Griss, assistant director of the Science and Technology Branch at the FBI Laboratory. With much of its workforce online from home, the bureau now wants c

ng the 'very active' and ongoing investigation." FBI Investigating ATM Robberies In Minnesota. WCCO-AM Minneapolis (7/30, 14K) reports that the FBI Minneapolis field office "is asking for the public's help in identifying suspects who were involved in May's civil unrest" after the suspects robbed ATMs throu

oud." FedScoop adds, "The challenge is that a lot of unclassified data resides on FBI legacy systems that otherwise are not available remotely, said Gurvais Griss, assistant director of the Science and Technology Branch at the FBI Laboratory. With much of its workforce online from home, the bureau now wants c