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imagery
measurement and signatures intelligence
open-source intelligence
signals intelligence
strengths and weaknesses
Colombia
Combatant Commands (CoComs)
Combest, Larry
COMINT (communications intelligence)
Commerce Department
Commercial attaches
Commercial imagery
Committee on the Intelligence Capabilities of the United States Regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction.
See
WMD Commission
See
WMD Commission
Communications intelligence (COMINT)
Compartmented systems
Competition among agencies.
See
Stovepipes
See
Stovepipes
Competitive analysis
Competitive intelligence exercises
Computer network attack (CNA)
Computer network exploitation (CNE)
Computer networks
Confidence levels
CONFIDENTIAL classification
Congress.
See also
Congressional oversight; Intelligence Committees
See also
Congressional oversight; Intelligence Committees
covert action and
jurisdiction
leaks
national security policy and
polygraphs
select committees
Torricelli case and
USDI and
Congressional oversight.
See also
Congress
See also
Congress
bipartisan vs. partisan committees
budget process
committee turf
competition within the congressional agenda
constitutional mandate for
co-option
creation of intelligence committees
executive oversight vs.
extent of oversight
external factors
hearings
“hostages”
intelligence budget
intelligence judged by Congress
intelligence oversight committees
internal dynamics of
investigations and reports
issues in
limits of
nominations
price of oversight failures
prior notice of covert action
regulating the intelligence community·
reporting requirements
role of
secrecy and
supplemental appropriations
term limits
treaties
Congress Research Service
“Connecting the dots”
Constitution, U.S.
Consumer-producer relations
Consumers Guide to Intelligence
Consumption.
See
Dissemination and consumption
See
Dissemination and consumption
Containment
Content analysis
Contras
analysis of
covert action and
funding of
paramilitary operations and
Reagan administration and
Conventional wisdom
Co-option
Coordinator of Information (COI)
CORONA satellite
Council on Foreign Relations Independent Task Force (1996)
Counter Communications System
Counterespionage
Counterintelligence
Ames spy case
China
CIA and
collection and
damage assessments
defined
double agents
external indicators and counterespionage
France
HUMINT and
India
internal safeguards
Israel
Japan
leaks
National Security Branch (FBI) and
polygraphs
problems in
redundancy in
“responsibility to provide” standard
Taiwan
types of
vetting applicants
who spies on whom
Counterintelligence Division
Counterintelligence Enhancement Act
Counterintelligence polygraphs
Counter Surveillance Reconnaissance System (CSRS)
Counterterrorism
Counterterrorism Center
Counterterrorism Division
Coups
Cover stories
Covert action
analysis and
assassination
assessing
blowback and
in British intelligence
budget
in cold war
collection and
Congress and
costs of
debate over
decision-making process in
defined
ethical and moral issues
HUMINT
Iran coup and
issues in
ladder
legislative reaction to
legitimacy of
oversight of
paramilitary operations
plausible deniability
policy and intelligence
policy makers and
in post-cold war
presidential approval for
prior notice for Congress
rationale for
risks of
SIGINT and
types of activities
Cox, Christopher
Cox Committee
“Crateology”
Crisis mode
Crosswalks
Cryptographers
CSRS (Counter Surveillance Reconnaissance System)
CSS (Central Security Service)
Cuba. See
also
Bay of Pigs
also
Bay of Pigs
Cuban missile crisis
Lourdes facility
Soviet defense spending
Currency issues
Current intelligence
CURVE HALL agent
“Cyberattacks”
Czechoslovakia
Damage assessment
Dangles
Darfur
DBA (dominant battlefield awareness)
DCI (Director of Central Intelligence) .
See also
DNI (Director of National Intelligence)
See also
DNI (Director of National Intelligence)
creation of COI and OSS
congressional relationships
National Security Act and
nominations for
partisan politics and
president and
as principal intelligence advisor to presidents and
on proliferation of nuclear weapons
reform and
relationship with Congress
replacement by DNI (Director of National Intelligence)
role of
stovepipes problem and
DCIA (Director of Central Intelligence Agency)
DCs (Deputies Committees)
Debs, Eugene
Deception
DeConcini, Dennis
Deep Web
Defense budget and expenditures
Defense Department.
See
DOD
See
DOD
Defense Intelligence Agency.
See
DIA
See
DIA
Defense Investigative Service
Defense Joint Intelligence Operations Center (DJIOC)
Defensive counterintelligence
Democratic policies
Denial and deception
Denied areas
Denied targets
Department.
See specific department name
See specific department name
Deptula, David
Deputies Committees (DCs)
Deputy director of national intelligence
Deutch, John
Deutch rules
DHS (Department of Homeland Security)
DI (Directorate of Intelligence) CIA
DO and
DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency)
all-source intelligence and
collection and
competitive analysis and
Congress and
Directorate of Intelligence (DI) and
DOD and
foreign intelligence liaison
HUMINT and
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