Why is info available publicly?
Why do people expose their info?
Please send some behavioural analysis.
Hardly does anyone ask these most generic and basic questions
Why is info available publicly?
Why do people expose their info?
Please send some behavioural analysis.
Hardly does anyone ask these most generic and basic questions
Further to your earlier question about the totality of the information ecology and my firm view that most of what is being done online is worthless, here are two graphics, one from my virtual CTO Stephen E. Arnold, and another from myself.
The military thinks in terms of four levels — strategic, technical (acquisition), operational or theater, and tactical. Have you addressed in any detail how OSINT can enhance military decision-making at each of those four levels?
You keep referring to a Smart Nation. In one interview with IEEE you have a very interesting graphic of four levels (tactical, technical, operational, strategic) all combining to create a Smart Nation.
Can you expand on these with particular reference to your concept for the military as the core force for Whole of Government strategy, policy, operations, and acquisition?
What is C4I2STAR (and its Permutations and Combinations)> Will OSINT follow M4I2 model or the old C4 model?
Why does OSINT Intel Cycle differ from the generic intel cycle? (Diamond Model vis-a-vis the Old Model)
A possible illustration seeking to relate OSINT to HUMINT particularly and other disciplines as well. Edit if needed please.
Dear Colleague,
You provided this illustration:
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Please give something comprehensive about your Burundi experience.
Dear Colleague,
My report on this is here:
Reference: Open Source Burundi Exercise
However, there are a couple of graphics additional that I offer below
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I find this document useful to furthering our discussion.
RAND: Defining Second Generation Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for the Defense Enterprise
Colleague,
The document is beneath contempt. It is an unprofessional attempt to play to the wrongful definition of OSINT as passive online monitoring.
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