As presented to the Royal Danish Defence College on 18 April 2016.
All slides below the fold (no Notes).
Bradley Grimm: Operational OSINT
Advanced Cyber/IO, GovernmentStephen E. Arnold: Stopping Google
Advanced Cyber/IO, IO Impotency
Google. No One Can Stop It. No One. No One. Aaaargh.
After cranking out three monographs about the Google between 2004 and 2009, it is pretty clear that the Google is falling victim to flawed reproduction of its own DNA. The death of the Alphabet Google will come from within the company itself.
Worth a Look: Colin Ehren, Scotland Yard SO-11 Retired, Offering Internet Investigative Tradecraft Training and More….
Advanced Cyber/IO, Ethics, Law Enforcement
Internet Investigation Tradecraft
A comprehensive 3 Day Workshop designed to give delegates the skills and knowledge required to perform an Internet Investigation or Intelligence Operation
The ability to identify and retrieve relevant and timely information, intelligence or evidence from the Internet and Open Sources has become a routine necessity for Investigators. However, the structure and size of the Internet presents many challenges for Researchers, Analysts and Investigators. A lack of understanding about the nature and workings of the Internet can mean intelligence or evidence opportunities being lost, or investigations compromised. This workshop examines those challenges and builds a framework skill set to enhance Investigations and Intelligence Operations.
This course includes:
Marcus Aurelius: Army Heavy Drop Failures
Ineptitude, Military
Watch three (3) Army High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (“Humvees”) freefall into the Drop Zone after separating from their airdrop platforms following parachute canopy deployments during a 173d Airborne Brigade exercise at Hohenfels, Federal Republic of Germany on/about 11 April 2016.
Open Facebook Video (2 Minutes)
Investigation(s) reportedly underway, perhaps concentrating on identifying who captured the embarrassing video.
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Steven Aftergood: CRS on Cross-Cutting Intelligence Issues
Corruption, Government, Ineptitude, Peace Intelligence
CROSS-CUTTING INTELLIGENCE ISSUES, AND MORE FROM CRS
A new report from the Congressional Research Service raises the possibility that polygraph testing of intelligence employees could be phased out in favor of “continuous evaluation” (CE), i.e. the automated monitoring of financial, criminal and other databases.
The notion was suggested in a CRS overview of selected intelligence policy issues, including budget management, the quality of analysis, big data, workforce diversity, global coverage, and transparency. The new CRS report, written by Anne Daugherty Miles, does not make recommendations, but instead presents a series of questions for congressional consideration, such as:
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Graphic: Arno Reuser on Cyber-Hygiene
Advanced Cyber/IO, IO Impotency, IO Privacy
Jon Rappoport: Manufacturing consent in science: the diabolical twist
05 Energy, 07 Health, Academia, Commerce, Corruption, Earth Intelligence, Government, Media
Manufacturing consent in science: the diabolical twist
Predatory corporations who spray poisonous pesticides all over the world and cause birth defects need special protection and cover? Invent, overnight, and broadcast, a consensus that a basically harmless virus is the cause of those tragic defects. I can assure you there are many scientists who don’t, for a second, believe the Zika virus is the agent of destruction. But they are keeping their mouths shut now and rolling with the tide.
