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Two New Intel Publications
One of the goals of this publication is to help disseminate information to the law enforcement intelligence community. We’re not trying to set up a new book review site, but we have often found blogs...
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The Intel Intelligencer: LE, Counter-Terror and Homeland Security
The Intel Intelligencer this week looks at a paper which is not new – drafts of this have been circulating since December, 2010 – but is important as it addresses the important question of how we as...
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The Week That Was: 28 March-1 April 2011
Our second week saw two new podcasts, Part III of a two-part series on interviewing and intelligence, links to some great new works on intel from a variety of sources, and, in the metric of the week,...
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The Week That Was: 4-9 April 2011
This past week saw our first controversy and more comments and contact forms; we’re very excited that the blog and the podcast are providing food for thought and discussion. We ask that you help us...
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Intel Intelligencer: Debating Asset Forfeiture as a Funding Source for Intel
This week’s Intel Intelligencer points at some documents, works, articles and government guidelines around the topic of asset forfeiture. It is a very long (nearly 3000 word) article, so I’ve broken it...
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Intel Intelligencer: Bin Laden-Related Links Warning
We were going to run with an entirely different direction this morning but last night’s announcement of the death of Usama bin Laden took the relevance away from what we had on the plate. Today we have...
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Metric of the Week: Europol Crime Report
We might end up running some of this again in the Intel Intelligencer, because the release by Europol last week of its EU Organized Crime Threat Assessment has both a treasure trove of new metrics and...
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II: Removing Fingerprints, & Removing Fingerprinting Programs
Criminals seeking to remove their fingerprints to evade identification is nothing new; from John Dillinger to John Doe (the serial killer in the 1995 film Se7en), criminals have sought to subvert the...
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II – Cyber Doctrine: Competitiveness is the Key to Resilience
Legislated security always fails. Government cannot tell people what to care about; markets can. That’s why I’m so excited about reading Cyber Doctrine: towards a coherent evolutionary framework for...
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