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… 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
… and that the first-among-equals NIC Chairman is an outsider from one of the three major IC agencies with … and that the first-among-equals NIC Chairman is an outsider from one of the three major IC agencies with … - page 227
… a minimum for IC and Defense systems but preferably throughout the government . The President’s National Security … a minimum for IC and Defense systems but preferably throughout the government. The President’s National Security … - page 228
… and data infrastructure. Many of the projects coming out of ODNI and CIA’s Science and Technology Directorate … and data infrastructure. Many of the projects coming out of ODNI and CIA’s Science and Technology Directorate … - page 228
… to promote greater integration of IC space activities without incurring excessive overhead. The DNI mandated greater collaboration across the enterprise without adding personnel, altering authorities, and increasing … to promote greater integration of IC space activities without incurring excessive overhead. The DNI mandated greater … - page 229
… the critical activities of the IC’s 18 agencies without creating new bureaucracy. That goal should remain in force, and calls by outside entities or Congress to add new centers and layers … the critical activities of the IC’s 18 agencies without creating new bureaucracy. That goal should remain in … - page 229
… work/217-about/organi Porter, “Seven Questi - 2992 work/217-about/organi Porter, “Seven Questi Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 233 … work/217-about/organi Porter, “Seven Questi … work/217-about/organi … - page 233
… gence, stating 7, https://www.youtube.com/ arch 18, - 3031 gence, stating 7, https://www.youtube.com/ arch 18, 2023). Chapter Intelligence Community Page number 233 … gence, stating 7, https://www.youtube.com/ arch 18, 2023). … gence, stating 7, … - page 233
… 2023). 0, “Human Intelligence: Former CIA Officer Talks About Espionage in the Digital Age, aware UDaily, March 22, … 2023). 0, “Human Intelligence: Former CIA Officer Talks About Espionage in the Digital Age, aware UDaily, March 22, … - page 234
… its mission, USAGM should also aim to present the truth about America and American policy— not parrot America’s … its mission, USAGM should also aim to present the truth about America and American policy— not parrot America’s … - page 234

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