counter intelligence
counter intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to counter, producing insight that supports decision-making.
Defence, law-enforcement and corporate-security teams rely on counter intelligence for situational awareness.
The FBI's arrest of former CIA officer Aldrich Ames in 1994 is the canonical US counter-intelligence case — a mole hunted through financial and behavioural anomalies.
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RoadmapArmed Conflict Location & Event Data.
Country profiles for every state.
Military, security and intelligence reference.
Naval Open Source Intelligence archive.
Declassified FBI records reading room.
Overseas Security Advisory Council reports.
Open database of terrorist events since 1970.
Piracy, fraud and counterfeiting intelligence.
INTELLIGENCE PREPARATION OF THE BATTLESPACE refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to preparation of the battlespace, producing insight that supports decision-making.
criminal intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to criminal, producing insight that supports decision-making.
Policy Intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to policy, producing insight that supports decision-making.
Military Intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to military, producing insight that supports decision-making.
Coalition Intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to coalition, producing insight that supports decision-making.
National Intelligence refers to the discipline of gathering, analysing and applying information related to national, producing insight that supports decision-making.