Intelligence in the 21st Century: Re-focusing Intelligence to Shape the Strategic Environment Joint Military Intelligence Training Center Douglas H. Dearth.

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Intelligence in the 21st Century: Re-focusing Intelligence to Shape the Strategic Environment Joint Military Intelligence Training Center Douglas H. Dearth Joint Military Intelligence Training Center Douglas H. Dearth

Agenda Where are We in History ? A Future Strategic Landscape Changing Nature of Military Operations Implications for Intelligence

Where Are We in History? Post-Bipolar World Post-Cold War Era Post-Modern Era Post-Industrial Age Post-Capitalist Society Post-Westphalian World

A Future Strategic Landscape: Changing Backdrop for Operations End of Total War and Wars of Conquest Death of Grand Ideologies End of Grand Alliances Evolving International System Primacy of Economic Endeavor Modernity vs. Traditionalism Changing Global Demographics Increased Connectedness Constant Technological Revolution Accelerated Rates of Change

Changing Nature of Military Operations Revolution in Military Affairs Changing Threats and Capabilities Evolving Venue for Conflict: Cyberspace Science, Technology, Society, Politics, and War Defense Is Not All That Counts Inter-Agency Operations

Implications for Intelligence Collection Assessment Warning Security Dissemination Budget & Programs Organisation People Adaptablity Radical Solutions

Implications for Intelligence: Collection HUMINT SIGINT IMINT MASINT OSINT

Implications for Intelligence: Collection HUMINT: At Least As Important As Ever Intentions Become the Key Cover & Documentation Is Going to Get Much Harder WASPs Cant Go Everywhere Espionage Is Going Digital (i.e., Digital Tradecraft)

Implications for Intelligence: Collection SIGINT: Public Key Escrow Is a Loser Private Encryption Is Here to Stay Wireless Communications Will Be a Nightmare Remember the Falklands & Rwanda ! NSA Will Have to Chase Technology …. And Stay Within the Law

Implications for Intelligence: Collection IMINT: Counting Doesnt Count As Much The Role Is Evolving….But Useful No More Government Monopoly Commercial Imagery Is the Future Implications for Operational Security: Where Does One Hide ? Remember the Falklands !

Implications for Intelligence: Collection MASINT: Who In Hell Knows What This Is??

Implications for Intelligence: Collection OSINT: Not All Useful Information Is Classified….Not All Classified Information Is Useful Much Initial Operational Planning Can Be Done with Open Sources Vetting of Sources is Important & Difficult…But It Always Has Been

Implications for Intelligence: Collection OSINT: OSINT is Another Specialised Discipline Information Vendors & Predators Dont Send a Spy Where a School-boy Can Go

Implications for Intelligence: Analysis & Assessment Counting Doesnt Count….( as much ) ….but Numbers Do Still Matter Classified Information Has Limited Utility What Do We Look For….What Do We Look At ? The Importance of Non-State Actors…. (Takes Different Skill-Sets)

Implications for Intelligence: Analysis & Assessment Non-Traditional Analytical Talent Will Be Even More Important Just Enough….Just In Time What About Just-in-Case Intelligence? Education Is Important….But What Kind? Cultural Intelligence Must Be Recognised & Elevated

Implications for Intelligence: Warning Indicators Are the Enemy of Warning ! Acceptance is a Key Part of the Process Time is Even More of a Problem All Warning is Now Tactical…. …. Maybe All Warning is Now Strategic

Implications for Intelligence: Security Security Counts Nearly as Much as Ever Paranoia is Not Security Electronic Security Is Even Trickier Than Physical Security (e.g, Steganography) Products Must Be Accessible and Shared to Be Useful (i.e., Tactical Units & Allies) Counter-Intelligence & Counter-Espionage Must Go Digital (i.e., Digital Tradecraft)

Implications for Intelligence: Dissemination Paper Products Are Irrelevant Door-Stop Pubs & Paperweights Speed (Timeliness) Counts as Much as Content…Maybe More We Must Understand the Decision-Cycle ….Ours and Theirs Minimal Classification is Necessary

Implications for Intelligence: Budgets & Programs Technology Life-cycle = Months Government Systems Business = 3 % of the Market…. Therefore 3 % of Attention Budget & Program Staffs are Semi- Productive ( Maybe Counter-Productive ) Government Must Become Business- Like (i.e., More Adaptable)

Implications for Intelligence: Organisation Organisation Is Important…Sorta Form Follows Function ( F3) Do We Organise the Way We Think… or Think the Way We Organise ? Bureaucrats Will Win Every Time…. If You Let tThem Beware the Palace Guards

Implications for Intelligence: People Education Professional Development Remuneration vs. Satisfaction Loyalty vs. Retention How Do You Get Into It Without Going Native ? A Pain in the Neck is Worth It …Generally

Implications for Intelligence: Adaptability PDD-35 Is Useless….and Dangerous: The Case for Just-in-Case Analysis Necessity for Strategic U-Turns Edge-Seekers Are Necessary….But a Pain History: Yes…. History: No ! Half-Careers Are Best: Dont Expect a Gold Watch ! (Invest Well & Buy Your Own !)

Implications for Intelligence: Radical Solutions Organisation Might Be the Problem…. But It Is Not the Real Issue Reform Will Not Come From Inside Civil Service System Must Die….For Us We Need a Sense of Crisis….Not Paranoia The Garrison-State Is Dangerous Good Intelligence Will Not Save Bad Policy Need to Go Back to Roots

Intelligence in the 21st Century: Re-focusing Intelligence to Shape the Strategic Environment Joint Military Intelligence Training Center Douglas H. Dearth Joint Military Intelligence Training Center Douglas H. Dearth