Definition of Security intelligence

1. Noun. Intelligence on the identity and capability and intentions of hostile individuals or organizations that may be engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism.

Generic synonyms: Counterintelligence

Lexicographical Neighbors of Security Intelligence

security by design
security camera
security communities
security community
security consultant
security department
security deposit
security deposits
security director
security force
security forces
security guard
security guards
security hole
security holes
security intelligence (current term)
security interest
security interests
security market line
security market lines
security measures
security mom
security moms
security principal
security procedure
security procedures
security review
security staff
security system
security theater

Literary usage of Security intelligence

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Remaking Domestic Intelligence by Richard A. Posner (2005)
"Appendix: Mission Statement of the Canadian security intelligence Service1 ... security intelligence Service (CSIS) was created by an Act of Parliament in ..."

2. Impacts of Disasters on Environment and Development: International Cooperation by M. A. Pramanik (1993)
"For the national security Intelligence Community (1C), it represents a concise distillation and clarification of the national intelligence function. ..."

3. Terrorism And The Public Safety: Report Of The Senate Special Committee On by DIANE Publishing Company (2004)
"Canadian security intelligence Service (CSIS) CSIS came into being in July, 1984 upon proclamation of the Canadian security intelligence Service Act. CSIS ..."

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