Counterintelligence

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Aldrich Ames, Strategic Damage, and the Discipline of Counterintelligence

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UNCLASSIFIED | HISTORICAL ANALYSIS | PUBLIC RELEASE Independent historical whitepaper. This document is not an official product of the Department...

Moving Beyond MICE: A Policy Review of Spy Motivation and Influence Frameworks

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Executive Summary The MICE framework has long shaped how intelligence officers, counterintelligence analysts, and insider-threat teams think about human betrayal....

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