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What is Intelligence? - Intelligence is analyzed information that provides an assesment. What are the Intelligence Levels? - Strategic, Operational, and Tactical. What type of Intelligence comes from analyzing electronic signals such as radars? - ELINT Which agency is responsible for MASINT? - DIA the National Security Agency (NSA) manages___ and ___ Intelligence. - Cryptologic and Signals ___ National Counterintelligence Executive (NCIX) manages counterintelligence (CI) activities of t...

Intelligence Requirements - Any subject general or specific, upon which there is a need for the collection of information or the production of intelligence. Information Requirements - An intelligence usage, those items of information regarding the adversary and other relevant aspects of the operational environment that need to be collected and processed in order to meet the intelligence requirements of a commander. Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR) - An intelligence requirement state...

Joint Intelligence - •Provide information and assessments to facilitate mission accomplishment •This role is supported by a series of specific responsibilities to guide the intelligence directorate of a joint staff (J-2) and supporting organizations. Responsibilities of Joint Intelligence - - Inform the commander - Describe the Operational Environment - Identify, define, and nominate objectives - Support the planning and execution of operations - Counter adversary deception and surpr...

What is Intelligence Oversight (IO)? - •A set of rules governing the conduct of intelligence professionals •Command, Control and supervision of intelligence activities •A system established to protect privacy and civil liberties •A means of accountability and ethics for the Intelligence Community (IC) How did Intelligence Oversight come to be? - As a result of activities taken by the DOD Intelligence Community (IC)with a focus of collection on Civil Rights and anti-Vietnam War act...

6 categories of Intel operations in Joint Intelligence Process - 1. Planning and direction 2. collection 3. processing and exploitation; 4. analysis and production; 5. dissemination and integration; 6. evaluation and feedback [PCPADE] Intelligence Planning (IP) Process LOEs - 1. provide intel support to joint operational planning 2. planning intelligence operations IP activities: support to joint operation planning LOE - DIA dynamic threat assessment (DTA); intelligence estimate; asse...

Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (USD(I)) - This is the senior Department of Defense (DoD) official for oversight of implementation of Sensitive Compartmented

VPN (Virtual Private Network) - Hides your IP address, encrypts your internet browsing and protects your online identity, especially if you use a public WiFi network, so you can browse anonymously Ad Blockers - Prevents web ads, and their potential cookie and other tracking capabilities, from appearing on a webpage while you surf Private Search - Search engines are the tool for you to search the Internet for information. Every time you search online, your search data is being collected bas...

The Espionage Act - Past in 1917, 2 months after U.S. declared war on Germany. Defines espionage. The Sedition Act of 1918 - added to Espionage Act to cover "disloyal, profane, scurrilous, or abusive language" about the American form of government, the Constitution, the flag, or the armed forces. Executive Order 12333 - Originally published in 1981, defines the Intel Community (IC), as well as it's purpose, goals, roles and responsibilities. The National Security Act of 1947 - created ...

ISR (intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance) - An activity that synchronizes and integrates the planning and operations of sensors, assets, processing, exploitation, and dissemination systems in direct support of current and future operations Intelligence Requirements - Any subject general or specific, upon which there is a need for the collection of information or the production of intelligence. Information Requirements - An intelligence usage, those items of information regarding the...

Essential Element of Information (EEI) - -Critical info requirements regarding adversary and OE needed by commander to reach a decision -Related to and answer PIRs Information Requirement (IR) - Info regarding adversary and relevant OE aspects that need to be collected and processed to meet intel requirements of a commander Intelligence Requirement - Any subject, general or specific, upon which there is need for collection of info or production of intel Priority Intelligence Requirement ...

DoDD 5240.02 - Counterintelligence (CI), 2015 a. Reissues DoD Directive (DoDD) O-5240.02 (Reference (a)) to update established policy and assign responsibilities for conducting CI activities and reporting CI information to Congress, the Secretary of Defense, and the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (USD(I)) in accordance with DoDD 5143.01 (Reference (b)). b. Incorporates and cancels the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence Memoran...

In the Isle of Capri case, the only capability added by the new software was increased processing speed of processing reports. (T/F) - F Data warehouse administrators (DWAs) do not need strong business insight since they only handle the technical aspect of the infrastructure. (T/F) - F The "single version of the truth" embodied in a data warehouse such as Capri Casinos' means all of the following EXCEPT A) decision makers get to see the same results to queries. B) decision makers get...

Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act (IRTPA) of 2004 - Redefined intelligence as only national intelligence, with three subsets: foreign, domestic, and homeland security. Provides DNI with access to all intelligence Director of National Intelligence (DNI) - oversees all of the intelligence agencies National Intelligence Priorities Framework - before the advent of the SRA, the broadest evaluation activity in the intelligence community was carried out within the _________ ______...

The position of director of national intelligence (DNI) was created under which act? - The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004. True or false: The Director of National Intelligence (DNI) is not directly connected to any intelligence agency but oversees them all. - True. What is one of the issues facing any DNI? - The continuing disparity between responsibilities for the intelligence community and authority over the various agencies. True or false: The U.S. I.C. is gene...

Concepts and Principles of Intelligence - Joint Pub 2.0 gives list of Principles of Joint Intelligence that was created by combining intelligence theory and operational experience. There are 10 principles overall: 1. Perspective 2. Synchronization 3. Integrity 4. Unity of Effort 5. Prioritization 6. Excellence 7. Prediction 8. Agility 9. Collaboration 10. Fusion Principles of Intelligence: Perspective - -ability to think like the adversary -predicated understanding of the adversary...

Intelligence Disciplines - -six basic disciplines -counterintelligence is a 7th -counterintelligence is also one of the several mission objectives outlines by our National Intelligence Strategy 1) Counterintelligence 2) Human Intelligence 3) Geospatial Intelligence 4) Measurement and Signature Intelligence 5) Open source intelligence 6) Signals Intelligence 7) Technical Intelligence Intelligence Disciplines: Counterintelligence - -information gathered and activities conducted to iden...

Probably the best way to define risk is to say, "Risk is the chance of financial loss as a result of loss or damage to the object of insurance or some other happening." - True. Pure Risk: Provides only the potential for financial loss with no chance of gain or profit. Insurance is provided for pure risk only. - True. Risk Retention or Self-insurance may be a practical risk management technique when the chance of financial loss amounts to just a few hundred dollars. - True. There are dif...

Assets - money or property you own Beneficiary - in life insurance, a person or entity named in the insured's will who should receive the benefits upon the insured's death Claim - a written request for reimbursement to cover loss or damage that occurred from a specific event Coverage - protection for a specific type of loss on an insurance policy, such as flood or fire Deductible - the amount of money you, the insured, agree to pay in the event of a loss, prior to the insurer paying th...

Assets - money or property you own Beneficiary - in life insurance, a person or entity named in the insured's will who should receive the benefits upon the insured's death Claim - a written request for reimbursement to cover loss or damage that occurred from a specific event Coverage - protection for a specific type of loss on an insurance policy, such as flood or fire Deductible - the amount of money you, the insured, agree to pay in the event of a loss, prior to the insurer paying th...

Insurance plays an important role in managing financial risk. The main purpose of Insurance is to: A. Enable the consumer to obtain loan or mortgage. B. Provide employment and investment capital. C. Allow spread of risk. D. Reduce losses through loss prevention and loss reduction. - C. Allow spread of risk. When the insurer terminates an insurance policy, ALL of the following conditions apply, EXCEPT one. Pick the exception: A. The insured is entitled to 15 days' written notice of term...