United States intelligence community, information sharing strategy
Publisher: Director of National Intelligence
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Intelligence service; Interagency coordination
Other titles: Information sharing strategy
Description: "In today's global environment, transnational security challenges- so-called grey-area phenomena-pose serious and dynamic challenges to national and international stability. These dangers, which cannot be readily defeated by the traditional defenses that states have erected to protect both their territories and populaces, reflect the remarkable fluidity that currently characterizes world politics-a setting in which it is no longer apparent exactly who can do what to whom with what means. The maritime realm is especially conducive to these types of threat contingencies given its vast, largely unregulated, and opaque nature. Two specific issues that have elicited particular attention are piracy and seaborne terrorism."
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"February 22, 2008."

Mode of access: Internet from the Director of National Intelligence web site. Address as of 04/23/08: http://www.dni.gov/reports/IC%5FInformation%5FSharing%5FStrategy.pdf; current access available via PURL.