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… who discuss their work in the press or on social media without prior clearance from the current Director. IC agencies, … who discuss their work in the press or on social media without prior clearance from the current Director. IC agencies, … - page 213
… to as “traditional” FISA, have elicited valid concerns about the politicization of intelligence collection authority … to as “traditional” FISA, have elicited valid concerns about the politicization of intelligence collection authority … - page 215
… of First Amendment protections, and raises questions about impartiality when the IC chooses not to act. Chapter … of First Amendment protections, and raises questions about impartiality when the IC chooses not to act. … To keep … - page 216
… things to liaisons and for what purpose will be vital to outmaneuvering China in the intelligence sphere. Questions … things to liaisons and for what purpose will be vital to outmaneuvering China in the intelligence sphere. Questions … - page 216
… Act (CEA) of 2002.*2 NCSC was given some authority for outreach efforts on behalf of the IC for counterintelligence … with the Bureau and NCSC collaborating on nongovernmental outreach. Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 218 … … Act (CEA) of 2002.*2 NCSC was given some authority for outreach efforts on behalf of the IC for counterintelligence … - page 218
… roles with respect to counterintelligence strategy, policy, outreach, and governance, including supporting necessary … roles with respect to counterintelligence strategy, policy, outreach, and governance, including supporting necessary … - page 218
… oversee and integrate personnel security initiatives throughout the U.S. Government.** Chapter Intelligence Community … oversee and integrate personnel security initiatives throughout the U.S. Government.** … In November 2014 the Director … - page 219
… NCTC on integrative tasks, many of which cannot be carried out elsewhere in the IC, but should not use personnel and … NCTC on integrative tasks, many of which cannot be carried out elsewhere in the IC, but should not use personnel and … - page 219
… is mostly a collection of lessons learned over decades about what works and does not work ina profession whose … work is performed by thousands but that also bears little outside scrutiny and provides few metrics by which to gauge … is mostly a collection of lessons learned over decades about what works and does not work ina profession whose … - page 219
… that the “vast majority of intelligence analysts reside outside the Central Intelligence Agency and do work that is … that the “vast majority of intelligence analysts reside outside the Central Intelligence Agency and do work that is … - page 220
… emphasis on strategic intelligence issues as a means of outcompeting the Soviet Union. This kind of analysis deals … well-founded but ultimately unknowable predictions about future actions by acompetitor or adversary. The … must work together to describe a probable range of future outcomes and warn about unproven current threats rather than … - page 220
… influence and the FBI’s warnings about - 2788 influence and the FBI’s warnings about continued efforts through the 2022 midterms highlight the folly of undue certainty without consideration of alternatives. Chapter Intelligence … - page 221
… and - 2790 To help the United States and its leaders to outcompete China across multifaceted societal, economic, … number 221 … To help the United States and its leaders to outcompete China across multifaceted societal, economic, … - page 221
… President should consistently and patiently press the IC about its potential biases, assumptions, methodology, and … President should consistently and patiently press the IC about its potential biases, assumptions, methodology, and … - page 221
… foreign threat actors. Analysis should be put forward without regard to the domestic political ramifications of … foreign threat actors. Analysis should be put forward without regard to the domestic political ramifications of … - page 221
… should be provided to the private sector as a matter of routine. Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 221 … … should be provided to the private sector as a matter of routine. … These programs properly recognize the private - … - page 221
… as it already is in the rest of the cybersecurity community outside the IC, to improve the quantity, relevance, and … as it already is in the rest of the cybersecurity community outside the IC, to improve the quantity, relevance, and … - page 221
… to support foreign policy efforts has been borne out in, for example, alerting the broader world of Russia’s … to support foreign policy efforts has been borne out in, for example, alerting the broader world of Russia’s … - page 223
… not a panacea; human expertise in information holdings and routine validation of the technology will always be necessary. With or without machine assistance, agencies will require more people … not a panacea; human expertise in information holdings and routine validation of the technology will always be … - page 224
… academia or the private sector, bringing in much-needed outside expertise to collate and understand intelligence … academia or the private sector, bringing in much-needed outside expertise to collate and understand intelligence … - page 227
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