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MASINT. OSINT. SIGINT. TECHINT. See also. References. List of intelligence gathering disciplines. This is a list of intelligence gathering disciplines . HUMINT. Human intelligence (HUMINT) are gathered from a person in the location in question. Sources can include the following:
8. Feb. 2024 · This research guide contains information-- both current and historical--on the topic of intelligence. Areas covered include intelligence collection, the intelligence cycle, and also topics such as counterintelligence and cyber intelligence.
- Andrea Groce
- 2016
27. Okt. 2022 · Because intelligence can serve different purposes and audiences, it has been classified into three different levels: Strategic, Tactical, and Operational. These levels have a hierarchical nature to them, with strategic intelligence situated at the top and operational intelligence at the bottom. Strategic intelligence is forward thinking ...
Intelligence gathering can be dissected into different modes of which Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Cyber Intelligence (CYBINT), and Human Intelligence (HUMINT) are the most viable for targeted attacks. OSINT is the process of gathering intelligence from publicly available resources (including Internet and others).
Methods of intelligence gathering. Good intelligence management begins with the proper determination of what needs to be known. Unless precise requirements are set, data will be collected unsystematically and the decision maker ultimately left without pertinent information on which to act. Collected data must be evaluated and transformed into a ...
To illustrate the emerging sources and methods of intelligence studies, this chapter will explore three emerging topics in the study and practice of intelligence: intelligence for homeland security; the concept of collective intelligence; and the broad application of intelligence and warning methodologies to mitigate risk. Each of these topics ...
20. Jan. 2021 · RAND has examined how nations successfully collect intelligence, how the U.S. intelligence community—including the FBI, CIA, and NSA—can improve its intelligence-gathering capabilities, and how the U.S. military can make better use of its limited land-, sea-, and air-based intelligence collection assets in the rapidly changing ...
