critical information

counter-terrorism analyst | intelligence analyst | intelligence officer | research & intelligence officer

minimum qualification

signals intelligence | SIGINT [Abbr.]

person providing information | person asked to give information

National Intelligence Directorate

find out

inform customers of activity changes and cancellations | inform customers of changes in activities | inform customers of activity changes | inform customers with changes in activity

collate military intelligence records | developing records of military intelligence | develop military intelligence records | developing military intelligence records

Despite a Reasoned Opinion sent on 24 June 2010 (see IP/10/832) under ongoing infringement proceedings, the Slovak authorities have not provided the necessary information to confirm that this documentation has been prepared and approved.

26. Advocates a holistic and comprehensive approach to counter-terrorism policy in the form of alignment of the European Security Strategy and the Internal Security Strategy and a strengthening of existing coordination mechanisms between Justice and Home Affairs Council structures, agencies and the European External Action Service; stresses that good intelligence is crucial to combating terrorism and that the EU is uniquely well placed to facilitate intelligence-sharing among Member States provided there is a proper legal base for such cooperation, and that it is embedded in regular decision making procedures, but that this must be subj ...[+++]ect to the same standards of accountability that apply in the Member States; points out accordingly that human intelligence, over and above all technical means available, remains indispensable in tackling terrorist networks and in the timely prevention of attacks;

27. Advocates a holistic and comprehensive approach to counter-terrorism policy in the form of alignment of the European Security Strategy and the Internal Security Strategy and a strengthening of existing coordination mechanisms between Justice and Home Affairs Council structures, agencies and the European External Action Service; stresses that good intelligence is crucial to combating terrorism and that the EU is uniquely well placed to facilitate intelligence-sharing among Member States, but that this must be subject to the same standards of accountability that apply in the Member States; points out accordingly that human intelligen ...[+++]ce, over and above all technical means available, remains indispensable in tackling terrorist networks and in the timely prevention of attacks;

7. Stresses that good intelligence is crucial to combat terrorism and that the EU is uniquely well placed to facilitate intelligence sharing between Member States; points out accordingly that human intelligence, on top of all technical means available, remains indispensable in tackling terrorist networks and for the timely prevention of attacks; welcomes the work of SitCen in providing strategic analysis and encourages further intelligence sharing at the EU level between Member States and key third countries; encourages closer cooperation by Europol and Eurojust with non-EU law enforcement ...[+++] agencies, in order to ensure early warning;