PAD 4842 INTELLIGENCE POLICY TEST 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Intelligence is... - (answer)The timely flow of analyzed information.
James E. Steiner
CIA Senior Intelligence Service Analyst
Who are the producers? - (answer)the intelligence community
Who are the consumers? - (answer)the policy makers
The IC exist to: - (answer)1. Avoid strategic surprise
2. Provide long-term expertise
3. Support the policy process
4. Maintain the secrecy of information, needs, and methods
What do the policy makers (consumers) need and want in intelligence - (answer)- Need tailored, timely
intelligence
- For background, context, information,
warning
- And an assessment of risks, benefits and likely outcomes
- Are NOT passive recipients of intelligence: Actively influence all aspects of intelligence
Politicized Intelligence happens in two ways: - (answer)1. Intelligence
Politicization is writing analysis to please the reader, regardless of the variance from sound analysis.
Analysts will do it either willingly or not, simply to please or appease policy makers
2. Policy Makers
- Policy makers can order slanted intelligence
,PAD 4842 INTELLIGENCE POLICY TEST 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
- Also happens when policy makers dismiss intelligence out of hand or offer alternative views, they are
imposing their views on the intelligence product
Caveats between Intelligence and Policy: - (answer)Just because intelligence is distinct from policy does
not mean intelligence officers do not care about the outcome and do not influence it.
- Meaning there is a difference between attempting to inform the process by providing intelligence
(acceptable) and trying to manipulate intelligence (unacceptable).
- Senior policy makers can ask senior intelligence officers their opinion, which they provide as subject
matter experts.
- But this is a one way conversation of intelligence advice TO policy makers
IRTPA stands for: - (answer)Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004
Factors contributing to IC change (IRTPA): - (answer)- 2001 IC Review initiated by POTUS GW Bush pre
9/11
- 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
- Intelligence findings regarding Iraq Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA) - (answer)Approved by the Senate (bill
89-2)
- POTUS signed the Act on December 17, 2004, making it law
- Created the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
---> to improve information sharing, promote a strategic, unified direction, and ensure integration across
the nation's IC
- The Office of the Director of National Intelligence stood up on April 21, 2005
- ODNI is led by a Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
IRTPA: DNI & Tasks - (answer)- Serves as the President's principal intelligence advisor
, PAD 4842 INTELLIGENCE POLICY TEST 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
- Manages the National Intelligence Program (budget)
- Establishes Intelligence Community priorities with clear and measurable goals and objectives
- Oversees a 17-element IC
- Sets direction through policies and budgets
- Ensures integration of IC personnel, expertise, and capabilities
- Provides leadership on IC cross-cutting issues
- Monitors IC agency and leadership performance
**The DNI is prohibited from serving as the CIA Director or the head of any other IC element
simultaneously. The law required the CIA Director to "report" his agency's activities to the DNI.
IRTPA: DNI & Agencies - (answer)IRTPA also established:
- National Counterterrorism Center
- National Counter proliferation Center
- National Intelligence Centers
- Joint Intelligence Community Council
**all with the single mission of protecting the United States of America 's people and interests from
enemies both at home and abroad.
ODNI: Four Deputy Directors of National Intelligence: - (answer)- Office of the Deputy Director for Policy,
Plans and Requirements (DDNI/PPR)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Collection (DDNI/C)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Analysis (DDNI/A)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Acquisition and Technology (DDNI/A&T)
Other elements of the DNI Staff include a Civil Liberties Protection Office, and an Office of Equal
Opportunity and Diversity both of which drive IC-wide policies and programs in their respective areas.
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
Intelligence is... - (answer)The timely flow of analyzed information.
James E. Steiner
CIA Senior Intelligence Service Analyst
Who are the producers? - (answer)the intelligence community
Who are the consumers? - (answer)the policy makers
The IC exist to: - (answer)1. Avoid strategic surprise
2. Provide long-term expertise
3. Support the policy process
4. Maintain the secrecy of information, needs, and methods
What do the policy makers (consumers) need and want in intelligence - (answer)- Need tailored, timely
intelligence
- For background, context, information,
warning
- And an assessment of risks, benefits and likely outcomes
- Are NOT passive recipients of intelligence: Actively influence all aspects of intelligence
Politicized Intelligence happens in two ways: - (answer)1. Intelligence
Politicization is writing analysis to please the reader, regardless of the variance from sound analysis.
Analysts will do it either willingly or not, simply to please or appease policy makers
2. Policy Makers
- Policy makers can order slanted intelligence
,PAD 4842 INTELLIGENCE POLICY TEST 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
- Also happens when policy makers dismiss intelligence out of hand or offer alternative views, they are
imposing their views on the intelligence product
Caveats between Intelligence and Policy: - (answer)Just because intelligence is distinct from policy does
not mean intelligence officers do not care about the outcome and do not influence it.
- Meaning there is a difference between attempting to inform the process by providing intelligence
(acceptable) and trying to manipulate intelligence (unacceptable).
- Senior policy makers can ask senior intelligence officers their opinion, which they provide as subject
matter experts.
- But this is a one way conversation of intelligence advice TO policy makers
IRTPA stands for: - (answer)Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004
Factors contributing to IC change (IRTPA): - (answer)- 2001 IC Review initiated by POTUS GW Bush pre
9/11
- 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
- Intelligence findings regarding Iraq Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA) - (answer)Approved by the Senate (bill
89-2)
- POTUS signed the Act on December 17, 2004, making it law
- Created the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
---> to improve information sharing, promote a strategic, unified direction, and ensure integration across
the nation's IC
- The Office of the Director of National Intelligence stood up on April 21, 2005
- ODNI is led by a Director of National Intelligence (DNI)
IRTPA: DNI & Tasks - (answer)- Serves as the President's principal intelligence advisor
, PAD 4842 INTELLIGENCE POLICY TEST 1 WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!!! ALREADY GRADED A+
- Manages the National Intelligence Program (budget)
- Establishes Intelligence Community priorities with clear and measurable goals and objectives
- Oversees a 17-element IC
- Sets direction through policies and budgets
- Ensures integration of IC personnel, expertise, and capabilities
- Provides leadership on IC cross-cutting issues
- Monitors IC agency and leadership performance
**The DNI is prohibited from serving as the CIA Director or the head of any other IC element
simultaneously. The law required the CIA Director to "report" his agency's activities to the DNI.
IRTPA: DNI & Agencies - (answer)IRTPA also established:
- National Counterterrorism Center
- National Counter proliferation Center
- National Intelligence Centers
- Joint Intelligence Community Council
**all with the single mission of protecting the United States of America 's people and interests from
enemies both at home and abroad.
ODNI: Four Deputy Directors of National Intelligence: - (answer)- Office of the Deputy Director for Policy,
Plans and Requirements (DDNI/PPR)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Collection (DDNI/C)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Analysis (DDNI/A)
- Office of the Deputy Director for Acquisition and Technology (DDNI/A&T)
Other elements of the DNI Staff include a Civil Liberties Protection Office, and an Office of Equal
Opportunity and Diversity both of which drive IC-wide policies and programs in their respective areas.
