Pakistan's strategic assets are under the control of the secular military, which has implemented extensive physical, personnel and command and control safeguards.
Nukes 22. (S) Strategic Plans Division Director LtGen (ret) Kidwai can brief you in detail on Pakistan's physical, personnel and command and control safeguards for Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
That December, a Defense Department commission prepared to release a report castigating officers in the chain of command for failing to safeguard their troops.
Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh similarly is safeguarded by special forces commanded by sons and nephews.
The new Cyber Command was announced last year, and the unusually long delay in scheduling a confirmation hearing for its proposed leader is evidence of the intense behind-the-scenes debate over the command's role, missions, authorities and safeguards.
Delivering on its primary goal to maintain price stability is the prerequisite for safeguarding the most precious resource a central bank can command: credibility.
In Britain, an independent judiciary is an essential safeguard, especially at a time when a government in command of a huge parliamentary majority means that often the only effective check on ministers is judicial review.
Writer still looks forward to the slowing down of the pace of automation & depersonalization great enough to safeguard the immense treasuries of knowledge and technical facility now at our command.
As we list these possible critiques and identify fears of public-private voluntarism as illegitimate intrusion, we may also get a first glimpse of the possible remedies or safeguards, which may ensure legitimacy of regulation - whether this is of a social nature, command and control, competition-based, or code [37].
The military command would complement a civilian effort to be announced by President Obama on Friday that would overhaul the way the United States safeguards its computer networks.
