Sentence examples for source intelligence from inspiring English sources

Some of it may be "open source" intelligence (known as Osint), meaning essentially media reports which have been analysed by government experts.

"Tantalum is the one that has the biggest impact because it's in so many electronics," said Jess Kraus, chief executive of Source Intelligence, a company that helps businesses improve the transparency of their suppliers.

Widely recognised as the leader of the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) paradigm, Steele went on to write the handbooks on OSINT for NATO, the US Defense Intelligence Agency and the U.S. Special Operations Forces.

Former police officers and members of the intelligence services are being used as "hunters", tasked with locating their quarries by all means at their disposal, including open source intelligence gathering and interrogation of friends and family; methods available to the state.

Jillian York, director of international free expression at EFF said: "A special "deal" between governments and companies isn't necessary - law enforcement can conduct open source intelligence on publicly-posted content on social networks, and can already place legal requests with respect to users.

In 1992, despite opposition from the CIA, he obtained Marine Corps permission to organise a landmark international conference on open source intelligence – the paradigm of deriving information to support policy decisions not through secret activities, but from open public sources available to all.

That starts with open-source intelligence collection — same way you'd start a story, I imagine.

Blogs, Twitter and Facebook actually allowed the Iranian authorities to gather open-source intelligence on networks of anti-government activists.

In a presentation at the S4 computer security conference in Miami on Thursday, Tyler Klingler, a security researcher at Critical Intelligence, an open-source intelligence firm, demonstrated just how susceptible these systems are to spearphishing attacks.

We have to note that obtaining open-source intelligence in America has become more difficult, because traditional news shows have become more comedic and more comedic news shows more authoritative.

Another move will establish a center at the C.I.A. that will focus for the first time on the collection of open-source intelligence, a move that General Hayden said might ultimately reduce the need to steal secrets.