Delusions of Intelligence - Ratcliff, R. A.
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How, through all of World War II, the Germans failed to recognize that the Allies best source of intelligence came from the Germans own wireless signals encrypted by the cipher machine Enigma. This first-ever analysis of both the German and Allied sides of the story, argues that organizations culture and structure play a vital role in security failures and successes. The causes behind Germanys failure still exist in corporate and government agencies, from competition and compartmentalization, to narrow focuses and hierarchical rigidity.

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How, through all of World War II, the Germans failed to recognize that the Allies best source of intelligence came from the Germans own wireless signals encrypted by the cipher machine Enigma. This first-ever analysis of both the German and Allied sides of the story, argues that organizations culture and structure play a vital role in security failures and successes. The causes behind Germanys failure still exist in corporate and government agencies, from competition and compartmentalization, to narrow focuses and hierarchical rigidity.
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R. A. Ratcliff, who currently lives and consults in the hills above Silicon Valley, has taught history and rhetoric at the University of California at Berkeley and the University of San Francisco and has lectured at the National Security Agency's intelligence school. In addition to working in the high tech industry, Dr Ratcliff has written articles for Cryptologia, Intelligence and National Security, and the NSA's internal newsletter.