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Importance of OSINT to Govt Decision-Making in a ‘Public Safety’ context
In episode 10 of the World of Intelligence podcast, Harry Kemsley OBE, Global Vice-President at Janes, and AVM (ret’d) Sean Corbett MBE discuss the growing value and utility of open-source intelligence in assessing strategic threats in a time of global uncertainty.
Specifically, they answer the below questions:
When supplying intelligence to the Commander and senior decision-makers, what was of utmost importance and what were the most challenging difficulties?
How is Janes confident about the OSINT produced?
What are the strategic threats for national and international security organisations from global crises like the current COVID-19 pandemic?
Competition or cooperation or …: Will the world become a small and fractured world dominated by competition and isolationism or will the trauma of the crisis lead to a world in which globalization is reinvigorated?
Whiplash: Will global geopolitics suffer from whiplash, as the world swings unpredictably from periods of cooperation, competition, and conflict to more stable periods of cooperation?
Shifts in military priorities: Will militaries need to refocus to missions such as national medical response or security effects of climate change?
Opportunistic states: Will the opportunistic states seek to exploit the COVID-19 crisis and distracted states?
Vulnerable sovereigns and pandemic vectors: Will states struggling to govern serve as incubators and also exporters of COVID-19 as populations flee conflict?
To find out more about the threat assessment detailed in this podcast, visit janes.com/threats
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Podcast: Importance of OSINT to Govt Decision-Making in a ‘Public Safety’ contextIn episode 10 of the World of Intelligence podcast, Harry Kemsley OBE, Global Vice-President at Janes, and AVM (ret’d) Sean Corbett MBE discuss the growing value and utility of open-source intelligence in assessing strategic threats in a time of global uncertainty.