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What is one of the primary objectives of counterintelligence?
What is one of the primary objectives of counterintelligence?
- Prevent enemy espionage (correct)
- Develop new technologies
- Enhance public relations
- Increase propaganda
Active (Offensive) counterintelligence measures include communication security.
Active (Offensive) counterintelligence measures include communication security.
False (B)
Name one type of information that is considered classified.
Name one type of information that is considered classified.
Top Secret information
Effective counterintelligence measures aim to _____ enemy attempts to gain information.
Effective counterintelligence measures aim to _____ enemy attempts to gain information.
Match the types of classified information with their descriptions:
Match the types of classified information with their descriptions:
Passive counterintelligence measures do NOT include which of the following?
Passive counterintelligence measures do NOT include which of the following?
Document security includes all forms of recorded information.
Document security includes all forms of recorded information.
What is an aim of effective counterintelligence related to internal security?
What is an aim of effective counterintelligence related to internal security?
Which of the following is NOT a source of police information collection activities?
Which of the following is NOT a source of police information collection activities?
An agent in place is someone who has been recruited and is working within a sensitive target.
An agent in place is someone who has been recruited and is working within a sensitive target.
What is meant by the term 'procurement' in intelligence operations?
What is meant by the term 'procurement' in intelligence operations?
The _____ cycle is crucial for the effective functioning of intelligence operations.
The _____ cycle is crucial for the effective functioning of intelligence operations.
Match the types of intelligence agents with their descriptions:
Match the types of intelligence agents with their descriptions:
Which technique is utilized to ensure the security of classified materials?
Which technique is utilized to ensure the security of classified materials?
What does 'A' in the evaluation rating of collected information indicate?
What does 'A' in the evaluation rating of collected information indicate?
Counterintelligence techniques are solely focused on gathering information from public sources.
Counterintelligence techniques are solely focused on gathering information from public sources.
The reliability of a source cannot be judged based solely on its documentation.
The reliability of a source cannot be judged based solely on its documentation.
What role do 'surveillance' and 'routine patrol' play in police information collection activities?
What role do 'surveillance' and 'routine patrol' play in police information collection activities?
What is the primary purpose of the interpretation/analysis phase of intelligence assessment?
What is the primary purpose of the interpretation/analysis phase of intelligence assessment?
The evaluation of sources of information by which it was collected is referred to as __________.
The evaluation of sources of information by which it was collected is referred to as __________.
Match the evaluation ratings with their corresponding truthfulness indications:
Match the evaluation ratings with their corresponding truthfulness indications:
Which method of disseminating intelligence emphasizes personal contact?
Which method of disseminating intelligence emphasizes personal contact?
Deductions during analysis focus solely on the current information without considering prior intelligence.
Deductions during analysis focus solely on the current information without considering prior intelligence.
What is a common purpose of counterintelligence?
What is a common purpose of counterintelligence?
The assessment phase involves sifting and sorting evaluated information to isolate __________ elements.
The assessment phase involves sifting and sorting evaluated information to isolate __________ elements.
Flashcards
Counterintelligence
Counterintelligence
Security measures to protect information, personnel, and installations from espionage, sabotage, and subversion by foreign entities or dissidents.
Espionage
Espionage
The practice of obtaining secret information about a person, organization, or government.
Sabotage
Sabotage
The deliberate destruction or damage of equipment or property.
Subversion
Subversion
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Document Security
Document Security
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Classified Information
Classified Information
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Top Secret
Top Secret
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Passive Counterintelligence
Passive Counterintelligence
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Intelligence Operations
Intelligence Operations
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Intelligence Procurement
Intelligence Procurement
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Intelligence Cycle
Intelligence Cycle
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Sources of Information
Sources of Information
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Agent Types
Agent Types
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Intelligence Sources
Intelligence Sources
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Police Info Collection
Police Info Collection
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Security and Intelligence
Security and Intelligence
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Reliability of Information Source
Reliability of Information Source
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Accuracy of Information
Accuracy of Information
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Evaluation Rating (A-F)
Evaluation Rating (A-F)
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Interpretation/Analysis
Interpretation/Analysis
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Assessment (Intelligence)
Assessment (Intelligence)
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Integration (Intelligence)
Integration (Intelligence)
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Deduction (Intelligence)
Deduction (Intelligence)
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Intelligence Dissemination
Intelligence Dissemination
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Study Notes
Police Intelligence
- Police intelligence is the end-product of collecting, evaluating, analyzing, and integrating information related to criminal activity. Its goal is to plan operations, arrest criminals, gather evidence, and prevent crimes.
- General Categories of Police Intelligence
- Strategic Intelligence: Long-range information not immediately useful, but relevant in future operations. Usually descriptive, focusing on personalities and methods of operation.
- Line Intelligence: Current, concise, and factual information directly affecting police operations, such as raids and arrests. Comes from overt and covert sources.
- Counter-Intelligence: Protects the police organization from threats. Divided into passive and active measures.
Basic Principles of Intelligence Operations
- Continuous: Intelligence work is a cyclical process.
- Interdependent: Operational plans depend on intelligence.
- Useful: Intelligence should lead to logical decisions.
- Timely: Speed is essential, even if it means sacrificing some accuracy.
- Flexible: Information gathering methods must adapt.
- Imagination & Foresight: Agents should be innovative to acquire more information.
- Security Measures: Balance secrecy with operational expediency in handling classified materials.
- Command Responsibility: A leader's role in intelligence.
- Thorough Planning: A key component of effective intelligence.
The Task of Procurement and Collection of Intelligence
- Information is gathered from various sources like: newspapers, magazines, internet, radio intercepts, public/private libraries, establishments, and the public.
- Procurement is the active effort to find specific information not easily accessed.
- Methods include classical (human agents) and modern (technical sources like satellites, electronics) intelligence.
Kinds of Agents
- Agent in place: A recruited agent within a target.
- Double agent: A captured enemy agent turned informant.
- Expendable agent: Used to leak false information.
- Penetration agent: An agent who infiltrates the enemy.
- Agent of influence: An agent using influence to gain information.
Sources of Police Information Collection Activities
- Routine patrol
- Surveillance
- Criminal investigations
- Interrogations
- Searches and seizures
- Cordon and search
- Checkpoints
- Public relations
- Coordination of various jails, national penitentiary, military stockades
- Statistics
The Intelligence Cycle
- A cyclical process for obtaining, producing, and distributing intelligence.
- Four Phases of Intelligence Cycle
- Planning the Collection Effort: Defining intelligence needs, setting priorities, and selecting collection agencies.
- Collection: Systematic gathering of information by various agencies.
- Processing: Converting raw data into useful intelligence by recording, evaluation, and interpretation.
- Types of Sources: Open Source and non-open source.
- Evaluation of Collected Information: Assessment of reliability, accuracy, and pertinence.
- Dissemination and Use: Sharing the interpreted information.
Activities Involved in the Interpretation of Information
- Assessment: Identifying significant elements.
- Integration: Combining isolated elements to form a picture.
- Deduction: Determining the meaning of information in relation to the situation.
Counter Intelligence
- Measures to protect information, personnel, and installations from espionage, sabotage, and foreign threats.
- Aims/Objectives: Preventing enemy actions, protecting facilities, denying information to the enemy, and detecting threats within one's own forces.
- Measures: Passive (defensive) and active (offensive) countermeasures.
Document Security classification
- Classified material must be handled according to need-to-know principles, depending on the level of risk.
- 4 Levels of Classification (Top Secret, Secret, Confidential, Restricted).
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