1. 2  Collecting information on border control database  Information from border interception cases (incident report)  Intelligence from foreign Intel.

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 Collecting information on border control database  Information from border interception cases (incident report)  Intelligence from foreign Intel alerts (SIGIT)  Information from open source  Information and intelligence collected from covert and overt operations (HUMIT) 3

INCIDENT REPORT 4

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DATA SHEET 6

 Verifying information  Reliability and credibility of source  Investigating  Classification of data  Collation  Analyzing data  Identifying and prioritizing threats (threat & risk assessment)  Developing analytical reports 7

 Analysis report for policy makers  Intelligence alert for border control  Feedback and reassessing threats 8

INTEL ALERT 9

Facilitation & Security 10

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