Types of Intelligence Definitions

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HUMINT

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Human Intelligence - Intelligence gathered from human sources, often through interviews or espionage.

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SIGINT

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Signals Intelligence - Intelligence derived from intercepted communications and electronic signals.

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OSINT

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Open-Source Intelligence - Intelligence gathered from publicly available sources like news reports, social media, or academic publications.

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MFA

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Military Foreign Affairs - Relations and activities between a country's military and foreign governments.

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COINTELPRO

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Counter Intelligence Program - A covert FBI program aimed at surveilling, infiltrating, and disrupting domestic political organizations.

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FISA

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Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act - A U.S. law allowing the government to conduct surveillance on foreign agents within the U.S.

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WMD

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Weapons of Mass Destruction - A category of weapons capable of causing large-scale destruction, including nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.

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What is the purpose of the Red Team? Options: Random Extra-Dimensional Travelers - A fiction-based team dealing with time and space anomalies., The Red Color Association - A group dedicated to promoting the color red., Rebel Theatre Ensemble - A dramatic group specializing in acting out rebellious acts., A group tasked with testing an organization's defenses by simulating adversary tactics.

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A group tasked with testing an organization's defenses by simulating adversary tactics.

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C4ISR

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Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance - A system of technologies used by military forces to gather intelligence and monitor operations.

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CIS

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Critical Infrastructure Security - Protection of systems, networks, and assets essential for national security, such as power grids and transportation.