<ul><li>An intern at GCHQ pleaded guilty to smuggling top-secret data out of a protected computer, compromising a 'tool' used by the agency.</li><li>The incident highlighted the vulnerability of even the most sophisticated security protocols to insider threats.</li><li>According to CISA, insider threats can be malicious or unintentional, originating from employees with authorized access to sensitive data.</li><li>The breach at GCHQ exposed the names of the agency's employees and was classified as 'top secret', raising concerns about national security.</li></ul>

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