Organizarea, structurile şi transformările unei organizații de intelligence

The concerns of the states in order to more effectively organize the structures and management of intelligence agencies/services, increased especially after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, by adopting more flexible and effective organizational forms to achieve these objectives, obviously increasing the usefulness and performances them. In essence, intelligence agencies/services aim to search and procure data, analyze and transform them into information necessary for the political, economic and military leadership of a state, in the process of the information cycle. which I described previously. The way in which this process is organized and carried out determines the structure and mode of operation of an agency/information service. Thus, a general structure of an intelligence agency/service could have the following (main) components: management, collection, exploitation, technical, protection, administrative