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Detecting Terrorist Surveillance
As we noted last week, terrorist attacks do not materialize out of thin
air. In fact, quite the opposite is true. Those planning terrorist
attacks follow a discernable process referred to as the terrorist attack
cycle. We also discussed last week how terrorism planners are
vulnerable to detection at specific points during their attack cycle and
how their poor surveillance tradecraft is one of these vulnerable
junctures.
While surveillance is a necessary part of the planning process, the fact that it is a requirement does not necessarily mean that terrorist planners are very good at it. With this in mind, let's take a closer look at surveillance and discuss what bad surveillance looks like. Read More »
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While surveillance is a necessary part of the planning process, the fact that it is a requirement does not necessarily mean that terrorist planners are very good at it. With this in mind, let's take a closer look at surveillance and discuss what bad surveillance looks like. Read More »
Comments? Send them to responses@stratfor.com
