HSINT and Information Sharing

HSINT and Information Sharing Student’s Name Institution Course # and Name Professor’s Name Submission Date HSINT and Information Sharing Part I Intelligence is believed to be the central element in homeland security. However, some discrepancies undermine the effectiveness of their functionality. An overreliance on the intelligence department can result in gaps in homeland security. The Intelligence and Analysis Department has established that it is increasingly challenging to incorporate intelligence-driven activities with the Department of Homeland Security (Beckner, 2021). Thus leading to confusion and mistrust with the general public. The research argues that the intelligence department needs to streamline its operation to protect sensitive data (US GAO, 2023). Based on this finding, it is evident that Intelligence and Security have loopholes that undermine their functionality, which can result in mistreatment from the general public. The office must streamline its operations to protect sensitive data when conducting threat analysis and promote trust among all stakeholders. Therefore, discrepancies in the intelligence should be corrected, and viable solutions implemented to enhance efficiency, Part II The intelligence department has taken action to combat cyberterrorism by sharing information to increase sensitization. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency advocates for information sharing to prevent cyber attack incidents. It has partnered with stakeholders to promote the appropriate sharing of critical information that can prevent threats like cyber crimes (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, n.d). Intelligence fusion generates data on the possible threats, and then the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency shares the data with relevant stakeholders. Cybersecuri...