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Empowering Intelligence Through Open Source: A Call to Action

The Open Source Information Forum (OSIF) on July 13, 2005, emphasizes the critical role of open source information in empowering today's analysts and policymakers. This call-to-action advocates for an Intelligence Community (IC) program that captures global developments in a usable format, irrespective of country, language, or relevance. It highlights the need for tailored collection systems addressing the IC’s unique requirements and encourages effective training for analysts and collectors. Engaging with key officials and public relations efforts are also crucial for spreading awareness and fostering support.

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Empowering Intelligence Through Open Source: A Call to Action

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  1. Open Source Information Forum (OSIF) Wednesday, 13 July 2005

  2. We Believe • Open Source is a crucial intelligence that must be well captured to empower today’s analysts and policymakers • An IC open source program must capture the world’s developments, regardless of country, language, subject, or relationship to today’s intelligence priorities – it must “capture history” in a usable way • Both the IC analyst and the collector must be taught to use and collect this information using today’s best practices • Any collection systems must be tailored to the unique needs of the IC focusing on a complete definition of requirements, industry best-practices input, and architectural competition.

  3. Spreading the Word • Executive • Meet with appropriate DNI officials to present our views • Legislative • Meet with appropriate Senate and House intelligence officials to present our views • Public Relations • Write op-ed for influencial news outlets • Talk to reporters covering intelligence issues

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