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Strategic Counterintelligence In our readings for this week we delve into a newly emerging concept: strategic counterintelligence. What is this concept? How might it be flawed? Should the US pursue the real creation of a discipline in strategic counterintelligence?The readings for this week by Van Cleave and Harber give us a sense that counterintelligence is having a sort of renaissance in an age of cyber operations and unauthorized disclosures. Strategic counterintelligence is considers proactive efforts to counter the flow of vital national security data to enemy actors. As you consider the question above, keep these thoughts in mind and recognize each one can be taken a level deeper. For example, as we discuss strategic counterintelligence as a discipline, what are the workroles that might exist in this new world of digital operations?Forum entries need to be submitted using an essay-type format. Students will cite the work in their forum and provide references. Forums need to have an introduction with thesis sentence, 2-3 supporting paragraphs, and conclusion. The conclusion needs to summarize your key p

oints. 250+ words Chicago style Answer Preview…………….Strategic counterintelligence refers to the analysis of security services entity or foreign intelligence acting for the state or non-state. The operational aspect focuses on exploiting the non-state or the state’s private collection channel for better management of the actor’s objectives. Counterintelligence embraces the activities conducted, and the information gathered to counter the threats of foreign intelligence. Its primary role is to identify, assess, exploit as well as neutralize intelligence activities of terrorist groups, foreign powers and also other entities who aim to harm the United States. Unquestionably, tight security measures are vital, but much security can hinder citizens’ movement, but still, an adversely will find ways to execute their evil. The role of counterintelligence is to engage the adversary as well as confront them. However, the U.S. intelligence community reveals a lack of appreciation and understanding of counterintelligence as well as its abilities as a strategic tool……….APA 441 words
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