Information Oversight: Practical Lessons from Foreign Intelligence

The National Security Agency has years of practical experience inthe supervision of complex systems for gathering and protectinginformation. With the growing electronic data glut, NSA and itsoversight structures offer useful lessons to those grappling withthe balance between privacy and security.

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