8246 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Imagery Intelligence, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Computer Emergency Response Team

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Week 6 – National Power and the Security Environment

National Power in New Security Environment

Five Eyes; intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the

United Kingdom and the United States.

AIC; Australian Intelligence Community

ASIS

Intelligence Functions:

Know; so you can respond and adapt to the situation

Observe; OODA, balance

Orientate; OODA, balance

Input to the National Security Model

Policy Development

Decision Making

Support Current Activities

Intelligence

Timely

Accurate

Relevant

Distributed

Covert or Overt

HUMINT (human intelligence), SIGINT (signals intelligence), ELINT (electronic

intelligence), IMINT (image intelligence)

Assessments

Warning of potential conflicts, uprisings, coups and terrorist events,

Provide context, information and knowledge to decision makers

Provide knowledge of military and other capabilities to assist in strategy, force

structure, capability and acquisition decisions

Support current military activities by providing intent, planning and current

capability information

Support other agency activities such as trade, economic policy and diplomatic

actions and

Disrupt and deny the activities of potential adversaries across all avenues of

government endeavour

Hope Basic Principles

Intelligence should be independent and robust

Collection should be separate from assessment

Collection of human and signals intelligence should be done by different agencies

Assessment should be separate from policy formulation

ASIO Collection and assessment should be separate from law enforcement

The ONA should enjoy statutory independence

Ministers and senior departmental officials should be actively involved in provided

guidance to and monitoring the intelligence community and,

Intelligence activities should be conducted in accordance with the laws of Australia

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Intelligence only informs decisions by governments, it does not guarantee they will

be able to make better decisions

Intelligence is Not

Perfect

Precise

Decisive

Definitive

Always acted upon

Challenges

New security environment

Modern communications

Cross border operations

Detection threshold

New methods required

Are intelligence agencies able to provide the intelligence we need to deal with the

rapid changing environment

Independent National Security Legislation Monitor

AIC; ONA, ASIS, ASIO, ASD, AGO, DIO, IGIS

Office of National Assessments

What's happening

What's likely to happen

Ona provides all-source assessments on international political, strategic, and economic

developments to the PM and senior ministers in the National Security Committee of Cabinet

ONA Reports

National assessments

Strategic assessments

Current intelligence reports

Current assessment

Watch report

Intelligence note

Warning report

Biographic report

National security committee briefing note

ASIO

Director General of Security

Threat Assessments

National Threat Assessment Centre

AFP

DIO

Defence Signals Directorate

DFAT

DTRS

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Week 6 national power and the security environment. Five eyes; intelligence alliance comprising australia, canada, new zealand, the. Know; so you can respond and adapt to the situation. Humint (human intelligence), sigint (signals intelligence), elint (electronic intelligence), imint (image intelligence) Warning of potential conflicts, uprisings, coups and terrorist events, Provide context, information and knowledge to decision makers. Provide knowledge of military and other capabilities to assist in strategy, force structure, capability and acquisition decisions. Support current military activities by providing intent, planning and current capability information. Support other agency activities such as trade, economic policy and diplomatic actions and. Disrupt and deny the activities of potential adversaries across all avenues of government endeavour. Collection of human and signals intelligence should be done by different agencies. Asio collection and assessment should be separate from law enforcement. Ministers and senior departmental officials should be actively involved in provided guidance to and monitoring the intelligence community and,

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