Intelligence Capability Development for an Asian Country

Client Overview

An advanced and sophisticated Asian country seeking to enhance its military intelligence capabilities.

Challenge

Despite its sophistication and extensive experience with multilateral and bilateral training, this country sought to further develop the skills of its military intelligence professionals, specifically in human intelligence (HUMINT) and agent handling.

Solution

Grey Dynamics provided a comprehensive training program focused on:

  1. A basic agent handler course for 25 military HUMINT professionals.
  2. Training on how to recruit and develop sources.
  3. Ethical frameworks on how to interact with sources and provide a duty of care.

Reason for Collaboration

The country chose to work with Grey Dynamics due to our extensive experience in the private intelligence sector. They were keen to learn skills used in private intelligence, which differ from traditional military methods.

Implementation

  1. Delivered a structured basic agent handler course.
  2. Conducted practical training sessions on recruiting sources.
  3. Provided training on ethical frameworks for source interactions and duty of care.
  4. Offering ongoing support and guidance to ensure the application of learned skills.

Results

The training enhanced the skills of the 25 military HUMINT professionals, equipping them with advanced techniques in agent handling, source recruitment, and ethical source management. This capability development significantly strengthened the country’s military intelligence operations.

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