Assessment on Fundamentals to CI

refers to activities aimed at protecting an organization

• Intelligence

• Counterintelligence

• Security

It involves measures taken to safeguard people, property, information, and systems against threats

• Sexerity

• Intelligence

• Security

Objective of CI

• Protect military operations, personnel, and assets

• Detect and disrupt hostile intelligence activities

• Prevent insider threats and acts of treason or betrayal

• Deny the enemy access to sensitive information or strategic intentions.

• Oki ka-ayo

Focus on security, control, and risk reduction

• Offensive CI

• defensive CI

• Kuyaw

Involves neutralizing or manipulating adversaries through deception or double agents

• Defensive

• Offensive

• Security

Countering espionage by foreign intelligence services or state-sponsored actors.

• Defensive

• Offensive

• Foreign CI operations

• Domestic CI

Monitoring internal threats such as subversive movements, radicalized personnel, or criminal infiltration

• Offensive Counterintelligence

• Foreign CI Operations

• Domestic CI Operations

Information is shared only with those who have a legitimate operational need.

• Compartmentalization

• Early Detection

• Continuous Vigilance

• Need-to-Know Principle

Information is divided to limit damage if a breach occurs.

• Compartmentalization

• Early Detection

• Continuous Vigilance

Use of indicators and warning systems to identify threats at early stages

• Compartmentalization

• Early Detection

• Continuous Vigilance