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Steiner, James E.

Homeland security intelligence / James E. Steiner.

pages cm.
Includes index.

ISBN 978-1-4522-5866-9 (pbk. : alk. paper)

1. United States. Department of Homeland Security. 2. Domestic intelligenceUnited States. 3. Intelligence serviceUnited States. 4. TerrorismUnited StatesPrevention. 5. National securityUnited States. I. Title.

HV6432.4.S74 2015
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Tables and Figures

TABLES

FIGURES

List of Acronyms

AQ	al-Qaida
ASD SO/LIC	assistant secretary of defense for special operations/low-intensity conflict
BCSC	Bulk Cash Smuggling Center
BEST	Border Enforcement Security Taskforce
CBP	Customs and Border Protection
CBRNEs	chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosives
CI	critical infrastructure
CIA	Central Intelligence Agency
CIKR	critical infrastructure and key resources
CIPAC	Critical Infrastructure Partnership Advisory Council
COMINT	communications intelligence
CS/IA	Cyber Security/Information Assurance (Program)
CTICG	Cyber Threat Intelligence Coordinating Group
CYBERCOM	U.S. Cyber Command
DC3	Cyber Crime Center (DOD)
DEA	Drug Enforcement Administration
DHS	Department of Homeland Security
DI	Directorate of Intelligence
DIA	Defense Intelligence Agency
DIB	Defense Industrial Base
DNI	director of national intelligence
DOD	Department of Defense
ELINT	electronic intelligence
EMS	emergency medical services
EPA	Environmental Protection Agency
ERO	Enforcement and Removal Operations (ICE)
FBI	Federal Bureau of Investigation
FDNY	New York City Fire Department
FEMA	Federal Emergency Management Agency
FIG	field intelligence group
FIO	field intelligence officer
FISINT	foreign instrumentation intelligence
FSLC	Federal Senior Leadership Council
GCC	Government Coordinating Council
GDP	gross domestic product
HITRAC	Homeland Infrastructure Threat and Risk Analysis Center
HS	homeland security
HSI	Homeland Security Investigations (ICE)
HUMINT	human intelligence
IACP	International Association of Chiefs of Police
IBET	Integrated Border Enforcement Team
IC	Intelligence Community
ICE	Immigration and Customs Enforcement
IED	improvised explosive device
IMINT	imagery (or photo) intelligence
INR	Bureau of Intelligence and Research (State Department)
INTs	collection disciplines (HUMINT, IMINT, MASINT, OSINT, SIGINT)
IRSS	Intelligent Radiation Sensing System
ISAC	Information Sharing and Analysis Center
JCS	Joint Chiefs of Staff
JTTF	Joint Terrorism Task Force
legat	legal attach (FBI)
MASINT	measurement and signature intelligence
MRTA	Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement
MS-ISAC	Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center
MSRT	Maritime Security Response Team
NCCIC	National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (DHS)
NCIJTF	National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force
NCPC	National Counterproliferation Center
NCTC	National Counterterrorism Center
NDRF	National Disaster Recovery Framework

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