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Target Developer

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NICE Work Role Description:
Performs target system analysis, builds and/or maintains electronic target folders to include inputs from environment preparation, and/or internal or external intelligence sources. Coordinates with partner target activities and intelligence organizations, and presents candidate targets for vetting and validation.
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Each certification is mapped to the NICE Framework, which organizes cybersecurity into seven high-level Categories, each comprised of several specialty areas, work roles, knowledge, skills, abilities, and tasks.  These seven high-level Categories are aligned directly to the CCE® Program’s certification Concentration Areas.   Candidates often prepare for an exam by using a variety of resources that familiarize them with the authoritative sources and the exam’s concentration area.
NICE Framework Category
CCE® Concentration Area:
Analyze (AN)
NICE Specialty Area:
Targets (TGT)
NICE Work Role ID:
AN-TGT-001
OPM Code | DCWF Code:
131
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KSA-T

Below are the Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Tasks (KSA-T) identified as being required to perform this work role.

ID & Description

  • K0001 – Knowledge of computer networking concepts and protocols, and network security methodologies.
  • K0002 – Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methods for assessing and mitigating risk).
  • K0003 – Knowledge of laws, regulations, policies, and ethics as they relate to cybersecurity and privacy.
  • K0004 – Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles.
  • K0005 – Knowledge of cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
  • K0006 – Knowledge of specific operational impacts of cybersecurity lapses.
  • K0036 – Knowledge of human-computer interaction principles.
  • K0058 – Knowledge of network traffic analysis methods.
  • K0108 – Knowledge of concepts, terminology, and operations of a wide range of communications media (computer and telephone networks, satellite, fiber, wireless).
  • K0109 – Knowledge of physical computer components and architectures, including the functions of various components and peripherals (e.g., CPUs, Network Interface Cards, data storage).
  • K0142 – Knowledge of collection management processes, capabilities, and limitations.
  • K0177 – Knowledge of cyber attack stages (e.g., reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, gaining access, escalation of privileges, maintaining access, network exploitation, covering tracks).
  • K0349 – Knowledge of website types, administration, functions, and content management system (CMS).
  • K0351 – Knowledge of applicable statutes, laws, regulations and policies governing cyber targeting and exploitation.
  • K0357 – WITHDRAWN: Knowledge of analytical constructs and their use in assessing the operational environment. (See K0224)
  • K0362– Knowledge of attack methods and techniques (DDoS, brute force, spoofing, etc.).
  • K0379 – Knowledge of client organizations, including information needs, objectives, structure, capabilities, etc.
  • K0381 – Knowledge of collateral damage and estimating impact(s).
  • K0392 – Knowledge of common computer/network infections (virus, Trojan, etc.) and methods of infection (ports, attachments, etc.).
  • K0395 – Knowledge of computer networking fundamentals (i.e., basic computer components of a network, types of networks, etc.).
  • K0402 – Knowledge of criticality and vulnerability factors (e.g., value, recuperation, cushion, countermeasures) for target selection and applicability to the cyber domain.
  • K0409 – Knowledge of cyber intelligence/information collection capabilities and repositories.
  • K0413 – Knowledge of cyber operation objectives, policies, and legalities.
  • K0417 – Knowledge of data communications terminology (e.g., networking protocols, Ethernet, IP, encryption, optical devices, removable media).
  • K0426 – Knowledge of dynamic and deliberate targeting.
  • K0427 – Knowledge of encryption algorithms and cyber capabilities/tools (e.g., SSL, PGP).
  • K0431 – Knowledge of evolving/emerging communications technologies.
  • K0436 – Knowledge of fundamental cyber operations concepts, terminology/lexicon (i.e., environment preparation, cyber-attack, cyber defense), principles, capabilities, limitations, and effects.
  • K0437 – Knowledge of general Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system components.
  • K0439 – Knowledge of governing authorities for targeting.
  • K0440 – Knowledge of host-based security products and how those products affect exploitation and reduce vulnerability.
  • K0444 – Knowledge of how Internet applications work (SMTP email, web-based email, chat clients, VOIP).
  • K0445 – Knowledge of how modern digital and telephony networks impact cyber operations.
  • K0446 – Knowledge of how modern wireless communications systems impact cyber operations.
  • K0449 – Knowledge of how to extract, analyze, and use metadata.
  • K0457 – Knowledge of intelligence confidence levels.
  • K0458 – Knowledge of intelligence disciplines.
  • K0460 – Knowledge of intelligence preparation of the environment and similar processes.
  • K0461 – Knowledge of intelligence production processes.
  • K0464 – Knowledge of intelligence support to planning, execution, and assessment.
  • K0465 – Knowledge of internal and external partner cyber operations capabilities and tools.
  • K0466 – Knowledge of internal and external partner intelligence processes and the development of information requirements and essential information.
  • K0471 – Knowledge of Internet network addressing (IP addresses, classless inter-domain routing, TCP/UDP port numbering).
  • K0473 – Knowledge of intrusion sets.
  • K0478 – Knowledge of legal considerations in targeting.
  • K0479 – Knowledge of malware analysis and characteristics.
  • K0497 – Knowledge of operational effectiveness assessment.
  • K0499 – Knowledge of operations security.
  • K0507 – Knowledge of organization or partner exploitation of digital networks.
  • K0516 – Knowledge of physical and logical network devices and infrastructure to include hubs, switches, routers, firewalls, etc.
  • K0533 – Knowledge of specific target identifiers, and their usage.
  • K0542 – Knowledge of target development (i.e., concepts, roles, responsibilities, products, etc.).
  • K0543 – Knowledge of target estimated repair and recuperation times.
  • K0546 – Knowledge of target list development (i.e. Restricted, Joint, Candidate, etc.).
  • K0547 – Knowledge of target methods and procedures.
  • K0549 – Knowledge of target vetting and validation procedures.
  • K0551 – Knowledge of targeting cycles.
  • K0555 – Knowledge of TCP/IP networking protocols.
  • K0556 – Knowledge of telecommunications fundamentals.
  • K0560 – Knowledge of the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern communication networks.
  • K0561 – Knowledge of the basics of network security (e.g., encryption, firewalls, authentication, honey pots, perimeter protection).
  • K0565 – Knowledge of the common networking and routing protocols (e.g. TCP/IP), services (e.g., web, mail, DNS), and how they interact to provide network communications.
  • K0598 – Knowledge of the structure and intent of organization specific plans, guidance and authorizations.
  • K0603 – Knowledge of the ways in which targets or threats use the Internet.
  • K0604 – Knowledge of threat and/or target systems.
  • K0614 – Knowledge of wireless technologies (e.g., cellular, satellite, GSM) to include the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern wireless communications systems.

ID & Description

  • S0187 – Skill in applying various analytical methods, tools, and techniques (e.g., competing hypotheses; chain of reasoning; scenario methods; denial and deception detection; high impact-low probability; network/association or link analysis; Bayesian, Delphi, and Pattern analyses).
  • S0189 – Skill in assessing and/or estimating effects generated during and after cyber operations.
  • S0194 – Skill in conducting non-attributable research.
  • S0196 – Skill in conducting research using deep web.
  • S0203 – Skill in defining and characterizing all pertinent aspects of the operational environment.
  • S0205 – Skill in determining appropriate targeting options through the evaluation of available capabilities against desired effects.
  • S0208 – Skill in determining the physical location of network devices.
  • S0216 – Skill in evaluating available capabilities against desired effects to provide effective courses of action.
  • S0218 – Skill in evaluating information for reliability, validity, and relevance.
  • S0222 – Skill in fusion analysis
  • S0227 – Skill in identifying alternative analytical interpretations to minimize unanticipated outcomes.
  • S0228 – Skill in identifying critical target elements, to include critical target elements for the cyber domain.
  • S0229 – Skill in identifying cyber threats which may jeopardize organization and/or partner interests.
  • S0248 – Skill in performing target system analysis.
  • S0249 – Skill in preparing and presenting briefings.
  • S0256 – Skill in providing understanding of target or threat systems through the identification and link analysis of physical, functional, or behavioral relationships.
  • S0274 – Skill in reviewing and editing target materials.
  • S0278 – Skill in tailoring analysis to the necessary levels (e.g., classification and organizational).
  • S0285 – Skill in using Boolean operators to construct simple and complex queries.
  • S0287 – Skill in using geospatial data and applying geospatial resources.
  • S0288 – Skill in using multiple analytic tools, databases, and techniques (e.g., Analyst’s Notebook, A-Space, Anchory, M3, divergent/convergent thinking, link charts, matrices, etc.).
  • S0289 – Skill in using multiple search engines (e.g., Google, Yahoo, LexisNexis, DataStar) and tools in conducting open-source searches.
  • S0292 – Skill in using targeting databases and software packages.
  • S0296 – Skill in utilizing feedback to improve processes, products, and services.
  • S0297 – Skill in utilizing virtual collaborative workspaces and/or tools (e.g., IWS, VTCs, chat rooms, SharePoint).
  • S0302 – Skill in writing effectiveness reports.
  • S0360 – Skill to analyze and assess internal and external partner cyber operations capabilities and tools.
  • S0361 – Skill to analyze and assess internal and external partner intelligence processes and the development of information requirements and essential information.

ID & Description

  • A0013 – Ability to communicate complex information, concepts, or ideas in a confident and well-organized manner through verbal, written, and/or visual means.
  • A0066 – Ability to accurately and completely source all data used in intelligence, assessment and/or planning products.
  • A0073 – Ability to clearly articulate intelligence requirements into well-formulated research questions and requests for information.
  • A0080 – Ability to develop or recommend analytic approaches or solutions to problems and situations for which information is incomplete or for which no precedent exists.
  • A0084 – Ability to evaluate, analyze, and synthesize large quantities of data (which may be fragmented and contradictory) into high quality, fused targeting/intelligence products.
  • A0085 – Ability to exercise judgment when policies are not well-defined.
  • A0087 – Ability to focus research efforts to meet the customer’s decision-making needs.
  • A0088 – Ability to function effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
  • A0089 – Ability to function in a collaborative environment, seeking continuous consultation with other analysts and experts—both internal and external to the organization—to leverage analytical and technical expertise.
  • A0091 – Ability to identify intelligence gaps.
  • A0101 – Ability to recognize and mitigate cognitive biases which may affect analysis.
  • A0102 – Ability to recognize and mitigate deception in reporting and analysis.
  • A0106 – Ability to think critically.
  • A0109 – Ability to utilize multiple intelligence sources across all intelligence disciplines.

ID & Description

  • T0561 – Accurately characterize targets.
  • T0582 – Provide expertise to course of action development.
  • T0588 – Provide expertise to the development of measures of effectiveness and measures of performance.
  • T0594 – Build and maintain electronic target folders.
  • T0597 – Collaborate with intelligence analysts/targeting organizations involved in related areas.
  • T0599 – Collaborate with other customer, Intelligence and targeting organizations involved in related cyber areas.
  • T0617 – Conduct nodal analysis.
  • T0624 – Conduct target research and analysis.
  • T0633 – Coordinate target vetting with appropriate partners.
  • T0642 – Maintain awareness of internal and external cyber organization structures, strengths, and employments of staffing and technology.
  • T0650 – Determine what technologies are used by a given target.
  • T0652 – Develop all-source intelligence targeting materials.
  • T0661 – Develop measures of effectiveness and measures of performance.
  • T0663 – Develop munitions effectiveness assessment or operational assessment materials.
  • T0684 – Estimate operational effects generated through cyber activities.
  • T0688 – Evaluate available capabilities against desired effects to recommend efficient solutions.
  • T0707 – Generate requests for information.
  • T0710 – Identify and evaluate threat critical capabilities, requirements, and vulnerabilities.
  • T0713 – Identify and submit intelligence requirements for the purposes of designating priority information requirements.
  • T0717 – Identify critical target elements.
  • T0731 – Initiate requests to guide tasking and assist with collection management.
  • T0744 – Maintain target lists (i.e., RTL, JTL, CTL, etc.).
  • T0769 – Perform targeting automation activities.
  • T0770 – Characterize websites.
  • T0776 – Produce target system analysis products.
  • T0781 – Provide aim point and reengagement recommendations.
  • T0782 – Provide analyses and support for effectiveness assessment.
  • T0790 – Provide input for targeting effectiveness assessments for leadership acceptance.
  • T0794 – Provide operations and reengagement recommendations.
  • T0797 – Provide target recommendations which meet leadership objectives.
  • T0798 – Provide targeting products and targeting support as designated.
  • T0799 – Provide time sensitive targeting support.
  • T0802 – Review appropriate information sources to determine validity and relevance of information gathered.
  • T0815 – Sanitize and minimize information to protect sources and methods.
  • T0824 – Support identification and documentation of collateral effects.
  • T0835 – Work closely with planners, analysts, and collection managers to identify intelligence gaps and ensure intelligence requirements are accurate and up-to-date.
Knowledge

ID & Description

  • K0001 – Knowledge of computer networking concepts and protocols, and network security methodologies.
  • K0002 – Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methods for assessing and mitigating risk).
  • K0003 – Knowledge of laws, regulations, policies, and ethics as they relate to cybersecurity and privacy.
  • K0004 – Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles.
  • K0005 – Knowledge of cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
  • K0006 – Knowledge of specific operational impacts of cybersecurity lapses.
  • K0036 – Knowledge of human-computer interaction principles.
  • K0058 – Knowledge of network traffic analysis methods.
  • K0108 – Knowledge of concepts, terminology, and operations of a wide range of communications media (computer and telephone networks, satellite, fiber, wireless).
  • K0109 – Knowledge of physical computer components and architectures, including the functions of various components and peripherals (e.g., CPUs, Network Interface Cards, data storage).
  • K0142 – Knowledge of collection management processes, capabilities, and limitations.
  • K0177 – Knowledge of cyber attack stages (e.g., reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, gaining access, escalation of privileges, maintaining access, network exploitation, covering tracks).
  • K0349 – Knowledge of website types, administration, functions, and content management system (CMS).
  • K0351 – Knowledge of applicable statutes, laws, regulations and policies governing cyber targeting and exploitation.
  • K0357 – WITHDRAWN: Knowledge of analytical constructs and their use in assessing the operational environment. (See K0224)
  • K0362– Knowledge of attack methods and techniques (DDoS, brute force, spoofing, etc.).
  • K0379 – Knowledge of client organizations, including information needs, objectives, structure, capabilities, etc.
  • K0381 – Knowledge of collateral damage and estimating impact(s).
  • K0392 – Knowledge of common computer/network infections (virus, Trojan, etc.) and methods of infection (ports, attachments, etc.).
  • K0395 – Knowledge of computer networking fundamentals (i.e., basic computer components of a network, types of networks, etc.).
  • K0402 – Knowledge of criticality and vulnerability factors (e.g., value, recuperation, cushion, countermeasures) for target selection and applicability to the cyber domain.
  • K0409 – Knowledge of cyber intelligence/information collection capabilities and repositories.
  • K0413 – Knowledge of cyber operation objectives, policies, and legalities.
  • K0417 – Knowledge of data communications terminology (e.g., networking protocols, Ethernet, IP, encryption, optical devices, removable media).
  • K0426 – Knowledge of dynamic and deliberate targeting.
  • K0427 – Knowledge of encryption algorithms and cyber capabilities/tools (e.g., SSL, PGP).
  • K0431 – Knowledge of evolving/emerging communications technologies.
  • K0436 – Knowledge of fundamental cyber operations concepts, terminology/lexicon (i.e., environment preparation, cyber-attack, cyber defense), principles, capabilities, limitations, and effects.
  • K0437 – Knowledge of general Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system components.
  • K0439 – Knowledge of governing authorities for targeting.
  • K0440 – Knowledge of host-based security products and how those products affect exploitation and reduce vulnerability.
  • K0444 – Knowledge of how Internet applications work (SMTP email, web-based email, chat clients, VOIP).
  • K0445 – Knowledge of how modern digital and telephony networks impact cyber operations.
  • K0446 – Knowledge of how modern wireless communications systems impact cyber operations.
  • K0449 – Knowledge of how to extract, analyze, and use metadata.
  • K0457 – Knowledge of intelligence confidence levels.
  • K0458 – Knowledge of intelligence disciplines.
  • K0460 – Knowledge of intelligence preparation of the environment and similar processes.
  • K0461 – Knowledge of intelligence production processes.
  • K0464 – Knowledge of intelligence support to planning, execution, and assessment.
  • K0465 – Knowledge of internal and external partner cyber operations capabilities and tools.
  • K0466 – Knowledge of internal and external partner intelligence processes and the development of information requirements and essential information.
  • K0471 – Knowledge of Internet network addressing (IP addresses, classless inter-domain routing, TCP/UDP port numbering).
  • K0473 – Knowledge of intrusion sets.
  • K0478 – Knowledge of legal considerations in targeting.
  • K0479 – Knowledge of malware analysis and characteristics.
  • K0497 – Knowledge of operational effectiveness assessment.
  • K0499 – Knowledge of operations security.
  • K0507 – Knowledge of organization or partner exploitation of digital networks.
  • K0516 – Knowledge of physical and logical network devices and infrastructure to include hubs, switches, routers, firewalls, etc.
  • K0533 – Knowledge of specific target identifiers, and their usage.
  • K0542 – Knowledge of target development (i.e., concepts, roles, responsibilities, products, etc.).
  • K0543 – Knowledge of target estimated repair and recuperation times.
  • K0546 – Knowledge of target list development (i.e. Restricted, Joint, Candidate, etc.).
  • K0547 – Knowledge of target methods and procedures.
  • K0549 – Knowledge of target vetting and validation procedures.
  • K0551 – Knowledge of targeting cycles.
  • K0555 – Knowledge of TCP/IP networking protocols.
  • K0556 – Knowledge of telecommunications fundamentals.
  • K0560 – Knowledge of the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern communication networks.
  • K0561 – Knowledge of the basics of network security (e.g., encryption, firewalls, authentication, honey pots, perimeter protection).
  • K0565 – Knowledge of the common networking and routing protocols (e.g. TCP/IP), services (e.g., web, mail, DNS), and how they interact to provide network communications.
  • K0598 – Knowledge of the structure and intent of organization specific plans, guidance and authorizations.
  • K0603 – Knowledge of the ways in which targets or threats use the Internet.
  • K0604 – Knowledge of threat and/or target systems.
  • K0614 – Knowledge of wireless technologies (e.g., cellular, satellite, GSM) to include the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern wireless communications systems.
Skills

ID & Description

  • S0187 – Skill in applying various analytical methods, tools, and techniques (e.g., competing hypotheses; chain of reasoning; scenario methods; denial and deception detection; high impact-low probability; network/association or link analysis; Bayesian, Delphi, and Pattern analyses).
  • S0189 – Skill in assessing and/or estimating effects generated during and after cyber operations.
  • S0194 – Skill in conducting non-attributable research.
  • S0196 – Skill in conducting research using deep web.
  • S0203 – Skill in defining and characterizing all pertinent aspects of the operational environment.
  • S0205 – Skill in determining appropriate targeting options through the evaluation of available capabilities against desired effects.
  • S0208 – Skill in determining the physical location of network devices.
  • S0216 – Skill in evaluating available capabilities against desired effects to provide effective courses of action.
  • S0218 – Skill in evaluating information for reliability, validity, and relevance.
  • S0222 – Skill in fusion analysis
  • S0227 – Skill in identifying alternative analytical interpretations to minimize unanticipated outcomes.
  • S0228 – Skill in identifying critical target elements, to include critical target elements for the cyber domain.
  • S0229 – Skill in identifying cyber threats which may jeopardize organization and/or partner interests.
  • S0248 – Skill in performing target system analysis.
  • S0249 – Skill in preparing and presenting briefings.
  • S0256 – Skill in providing understanding of target or threat systems through the identification and link analysis of physical, functional, or behavioral relationships.
  • S0274 – Skill in reviewing and editing target materials.
  • S0278 – Skill in tailoring analysis to the necessary levels (e.g., classification and organizational).
  • S0285 – Skill in using Boolean operators to construct simple and complex queries.
  • S0287 – Skill in using geospatial data and applying geospatial resources.
  • S0288 – Skill in using multiple analytic tools, databases, and techniques (e.g., Analyst’s Notebook, A-Space, Anchory, M3, divergent/convergent thinking, link charts, matrices, etc.).
  • S0289 – Skill in using multiple search engines (e.g., Google, Yahoo, LexisNexis, DataStar) and tools in conducting open-source searches.
  • S0292 – Skill in using targeting databases and software packages.
  • S0296 – Skill in utilizing feedback to improve processes, products, and services.
  • S0297 – Skill in utilizing virtual collaborative workspaces and/or tools (e.g., IWS, VTCs, chat rooms, SharePoint).
  • S0302 – Skill in writing effectiveness reports.
  • S0360 – Skill to analyze and assess internal and external partner cyber operations capabilities and tools.
  • S0361 – Skill to analyze and assess internal and external partner intelligence processes and the development of information requirements and essential information.
Abilities

ID & Description

  • A0013 – Ability to communicate complex information, concepts, or ideas in a confident and well-organized manner through verbal, written, and/or visual means.
  • A0066 – Ability to accurately and completely source all data used in intelligence, assessment and/or planning products.
  • A0073 – Ability to clearly articulate intelligence requirements into well-formulated research questions and requests for information.
  • A0080 – Ability to develop or recommend analytic approaches or solutions to problems and situations for which information is incomplete or for which no precedent exists.
  • A0084 – Ability to evaluate, analyze, and synthesize large quantities of data (which may be fragmented and contradictory) into high quality, fused targeting/intelligence products.
  • A0085 – Ability to exercise judgment when policies are not well-defined.
  • A0087 – Ability to focus research efforts to meet the customer’s decision-making needs.
  • A0088 – Ability to function effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
  • A0089 – Ability to function in a collaborative environment, seeking continuous consultation with other analysts and experts—both internal and external to the organization—to leverage analytical and technical expertise.
  • A0091 – Ability to identify intelligence gaps.
  • A0101 – Ability to recognize and mitigate cognitive biases which may affect analysis.
  • A0102 – Ability to recognize and mitigate deception in reporting and analysis.
  • A0106 – Ability to think critically.
  • A0109 – Ability to utilize multiple intelligence sources across all intelligence disciplines.
Tasks

ID & Description

  • T0561 – Accurately characterize targets.
  • T0582 – Provide expertise to course of action development.
  • T0588 – Provide expertise to the development of measures of effectiveness and measures of performance.
  • T0594 – Build and maintain electronic target folders.
  • T0597 – Collaborate with intelligence analysts/targeting organizations involved in related areas.
  • T0599 – Collaborate with other customer, Intelligence and targeting organizations involved in related cyber areas.
  • T0617 – Conduct nodal analysis.
  • T0624 – Conduct target research and analysis.
  • T0633 – Coordinate target vetting with appropriate partners.
  • T0642 – Maintain awareness of internal and external cyber organization structures, strengths, and employments of staffing and technology.
  • T0650 – Determine what technologies are used by a given target.
  • T0652 – Develop all-source intelligence targeting materials.
  • T0661 – Develop measures of effectiveness and measures of performance.
  • T0663 – Develop munitions effectiveness assessment or operational assessment materials.
  • T0684 – Estimate operational effects generated through cyber activities.
  • T0688 – Evaluate available capabilities against desired effects to recommend efficient solutions.
  • T0707 – Generate requests for information.
  • T0710 – Identify and evaluate threat critical capabilities, requirements, and vulnerabilities.
  • T0713 – Identify and submit intelligence requirements for the purposes of designating priority information requirements.
  • T0717 – Identify critical target elements.
  • T0731 – Initiate requests to guide tasking and assist with collection management.
  • T0744 – Maintain target lists (i.e., RTL, JTL, CTL, etc.).
  • T0769 – Perform targeting automation activities.
  • T0770 – Characterize websites.
  • T0776 – Produce target system analysis products.
  • T0781 – Provide aim point and reengagement recommendations.
  • T0782 – Provide analyses and support for effectiveness assessment.
  • T0790 – Provide input for targeting effectiveness assessments for leadership acceptance.
  • T0794 – Provide operations and reengagement recommendations.
  • T0797 – Provide target recommendations which meet leadership objectives.
  • T0798 – Provide targeting products and targeting support as designated.
  • T0799 – Provide time sensitive targeting support.
  • T0802 – Review appropriate information sources to determine validity and relevance of information gathered.
  • T0815 – Sanitize and minimize information to protect sources and methods.
  • T0824 – Support identification and documentation of collateral effects.
  • T0835 – Work closely with planners, analysts, and collection managers to identify intelligence gaps and ensure intelligence requirements are accurate and up-to-date.
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