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2002 OSINT 101: Basic Training in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)

2002 SE Training Bjore OSINT 101: Sense-Making 2002 US Training Black OSINT 101: Desktop Tools for Smart People 2002 US Training Chester OSINT 101: NATO Lessons Learned 2002 US Training Henk OSINT 101 Respecting the Cultural Dimension: Intelligence and Africa 2002 US Training Hock OSINT 101: Overview of the World of Information 2002 US Training …

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2002 New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence (Book 2 Chapter 15)

  New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence   The new craft of intelligence is the operational manifestation of the American way of “netwar,” and can provide a decisive asymmetric advantage from the neighborhood level to the national level, against non-traditional threats.   New Rules for the New Craft of Intelligence   001 Decision-Support …

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Handbook: Open Source Intelligence 101 (2002)

OSINT 101: Cover and Contents OSINT 101: Overview of the World of Information OSINT 101: Internet and Commercial Online Exploitation OSINT 101: Competitive Intelligence Analysis Tools & Web-Sites OSINT 101: NATO Lessons Learned OSINT 101: Desktop Tools for Smart People OSINT 101: Geospatial Information Sources OSINT 101: Core Analytic Competencies

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2001 Porter (US) Tools of the Trade: A Long Way to Go

In 1985-1986 an utterly brilliant woman, Diane Webb, working with Dennis McCormich and under the oversight of Gordon Oehler, established the definitive requirements statement for an all-source analytic workstation.  We still do not have such a workstation, and the lack of integrity among intelligence community leaders and vendors is the reason.  No one is willing …

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