New Army Guide to Open-Source Intelligence
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From the post:
- Provides fundamental principles and terminology for Army units that conduct OSINT exploitation.
- Discusses tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) for Army units that conduct OSINT exploitation.
- Provides a catalyst for renewing and emphasizing Army awareness of the value of publicly available information and open sources.
- Establishes a common understanding of OSINT.
- Develops systematic approaches to plan, prepare, collect, and produce intelligence from publicly available information from open sources.
Impressive intelligence overview materials.
Would be nice to re-work into a topic map intelligence approach document with the ability to insert a client’s name and industry specific examples. Has that militaristic tone that is hard to capture with civilian writers.