Defense Privacy and Civil Liberties Office
The mission of the Defense Privacy and Civil Liberties Office (DPCLO) is to implement the Department of Defense's Privacy and Civil Liberties programs through advice, monitoring, official reporting and training.
Privacy
The Defense Privacy Program oversees a comprehensive framework for the protection of personally identifiable information entrusted to the DoD.
Civil Liberties
The Defense Civil Liberties Program oversees the Department’s long-standing policy to protect the constitutional rights of DoD personnel and the public.
Media
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Interview with the Director
The DoD has issued new civil liberties guidance, DoDI 1000.29, "DoD Civil Liberties Program." Listen to the Federal News Radio Interview with Michael E. Reheuser, Director, Defense Privacy and Civil Liberties Office (DPCLO), regarding the Department's Privacy and Civil Liberties Programs.
In The News: 01.24.12
- Invention Would Track Meds in Mentally Ill Patients, But is it Ethical?
- Law-Enforcer Misuse of Driver Database Soars
- How Safe is Your Data
- NYPD Commissioner Says Department Will Begin Testing a New High-Tech Device that Scans for Concealed Weapons
- Google Complies With Government Requests for User Data 88% of the Time
- Military to Open Combat Jobs to Women
- Janet Napolitano: Internet Users Need to Practice Good 'Cyber-Hygiene'
- France Orders Twitter to Identify Racist Users