Commander's Critical Information Requirements Template

[Theodosius]

CCIR Template using Maltego (should be readable in CASEFILE[1] software)

[1]: https://www.maltego.com/downloads/ (you can install CASEFILE for the free Community Edition. If you don't want to do Maltego searches or register with PATERVA corporation to use their servers, then just install the simpler CASEFILE edition - you can create and read graphs like below with it)

https://ctrlaltright.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/CCIRs.mtgl <- binary file requires Maltego to read.

Part of the graph:




This is just a TEMPLATE for your own research -- no actual research has been added. Starter questions are in the notes for each topic, where applicable. But if every uses the same template to start their investigation, it's easier to share results!

Relevant previous discussion

https://qteam17.com/forum/threads/getting-organised.93/

How to use Maltego to do searches, dox sites and people, OSINT, penetration testing, etc.

Analyzing the Amorphous Archive with Maltego

Maltego is OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) software created by Paterva. This thread will walk you through using the Amorphous Archive and Maltego software to 'do OSINT'. https://www.maltego.com/downloads/

qteam17.com

To see the approximate content look at the attached PDF -- but the all-important notes (where the CCIRs are) are not visible.

 

[Traversity]

Thats an amazing tool!!!

 

[Theodosius]

Pro tip -- if you use the 'Export as XML' feature, and rename your file to a .txt file, you can create a paste that has all the content, including the notes in it -- and that is machine readable too, by anyone who can wield an XML parser.

<?xml version='1.1' encoding='UTF-8'?><graphml xmlns="http://graphml.graphdraw - Pastebin.com

Pastebin.com is the number one paste tool since 2002. Pastebin is a website where you can store text online for a set period of time.

pastebin.com

 

[Theodosius]

Asking about Threat-Based Analysis

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1339044034308952066

Any pointers to methodology (manuals, articles etc.)?

Asking for a Wolverine friend.

I get the distinct idea that 'doctrine' went south in 2008 for some reason, if not earlier.

My book Catastrophic Failure and my MSSI (Master's Strategic Intelligence) from what is today called the National Intelligence University "To Our Great Detriment" explain it. With 6 months of posting the thesis, I was run out of the Pentagon. https://unconstrainedanalytics.org/to-our-great-detriment-ignoring-what-extremists-say-about-jihad/