Tag: Counter Terrorism In Yemen
Top Secret – NCTC Counterterrorism Weekly Open Source Digests March 2016
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. The following are examples of the National Counterterrorism Center’s Counterterrorism Weekly publication, a “compilation of open source publicly available press and relevant commentary on issues related to terrorism and counterterrorism over the past seven days.” The digests are not…
TOP SECRET – NCTC Counterterrorism Digest January-February 2016
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. US National Counterterrorism Center Counterterrorism Digest 26 January-02 February 2016 Page Count: 16 pages Date: Ferbuary 3, 2016 Restriction: Distribution Restricted Originating Organization: National Counterterrorism Center File Type: pdf File Size: 2,895,628 bytes File Hash (SHA-256):265C23C6D4A6106711116301CBDDAF0C30342550C9F46431B64DB06C617FB879 Download File Counterterrorism…
Analysis – Global Jihadism and Radicalization Analysis
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. In March 2013 the terrorist threat level in the Netherlands was raised from limited to substantial, largely in response to the significant increase in Dutch jihadists leaving the country and heading for conflict zones in Syria. The Dutch…
Public Intelligence – National Counterterrorism Center Enhanced Safeguards Decision Matrix
Become a Patron!True Information is the most valuable resource and we ask you to give back. The following is a decision matrix for assessing the privacy impact of information on U.S. persons held by the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) and whether enhanced safeguards are required for “non-terrorism datasets.” The matrix is based upon factors including…
TOP-SECRET – National Counterterrorism Center Report: Common Misconceptions About Homeland Plotting
(U//FOUO) A facilitated brainstorming session was convened to identify and examine the most common misconceptions about conventional Homeland plotting. These misconceptions stemmed from inquiries received from Federal, state, local, tribal, and private-sector consumers and from articles published by outside experts and in the media. Analysts identified the following six misconceptions as the most common and…
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