Titlebook: Open Source Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century; New Approaches and O Christopher Hobbs,Matthew Moran,Daniel Salisbury Book 2014 Palgr

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Open Source Intelligence in the Twenty-First Century978-1-137-35332-0Series ISSN 2731-0329 Series E-ISSN 2731-0337

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Introduction by the rapid growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web, as well as the widespread adoption and advancement of mobile communication technol. ogy, the use of open sources has permeated the fields of intelligence, politics and business, to name but a few. This revolution has impacted significantly

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The Impact of Open Source Intelligence on Cybersecurityial media, cloud computing (in its various guises) and the consumerisa. tion of IT, have all had profound impacts on the way in which organisations seeking greater efficiency, cost savings and new business opportunities share, manipulate and exploit information. Critically, from a cybersecurity pers

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Armchair Safeguards: The Role of Open Source Intelligence in Nuclear Proliferation Analysisumption of non-proliferation’.. Underpinned by the 1968 Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), this collection of prin. ciples, norms, rules and processes has framed international action in the nuclear arena and nuclear proliferation has been characterised as ‘deviant behaviour’..

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Open Source Intelligence and Proliferation Procurement: Combating Illicit Trade is recognised as one of most pressing international security issues today. Historically, states pursuing such programmes have benefitted from technology or assistance from outside their jurisdictions. The US nuclear programme, for example, benefitted from the expertise of émigré scientists from Eur

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Positive and Negative Noise in Humanitarian Action: The Open Source Intelligence Dimensioner of humanitarian threats and their ever more complex dimensions and dynamics, those with humanitarian roles and responsibilities increas. ingly rely on the Internet and its multiple by-products to deal not only with humanitarian crisis response but also with prevention and preparedness. Ushahidi,

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