NSA's non-disclosure agreements lack whistleblower-rights provisions: watchdog
24-08-2026 22:00 via defenseone.com

NSA's non-disclosure agreements lack whistleblower-rights provisions: watchdog

The National Security Agency routinely fails to inform employees of their rights under whistleblower protection laws when they sign non-disclosure agreements, the intelligence agency’s inspector general concluded this week.Although the NSA is not subject to the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, Congress has since 1988 used annual appropriations laws to compel the agency to follow most of its rules. The exceptions are those enforced by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, which
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