Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Public Affairs Office. "DNI Announces New Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Collection." ODNI News Release No. 25-07. Washington, DC: 21 Dec. 2007. [http://www.dni.gov/press_releases/20071221_release.pdf]
The DNI has announced that Glenn A. Gaffney will join the Office of the DNI as the Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Collection. "Gaffney is currently serving as CIA’s Deputy Director for Science and Technology (DS&T), a position he has held since November 2006..... Gaffney replaces Mary Margaret Graham, the first DDNI/Collection under the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, who will retire effective 7 January" 2008.
[DNI/07]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Public Affairs Office. "DoD CIO and DNI CIO Establish New Office to Enhance Information Sharing Between DoD and the Intelligence Community." ODNI News Release No. 8-07. Washington, DC: 8 Mar. 2007. [http://www.dni.gov/]
On 1 March 2007, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration (NII)/ Department of Defense Chief Information Officer (CIO) John Grimes and Associate Director of National Intelligence/CIO Dale Meyerrose "signed the Unified Cross Domain Management Office Charter ... to enhance information sharing between the DoD and the Intelligence Community (IC). The charter establishes a Unified Cross Domain Management Office to support DoD and the IC and puts in place agreed upon responsibilities, functions and operations for the new organization."
[DNI/07]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence. 500 Day Plan for Integration and Collaboration. Washington, DC: 10 Oct. 2007. [http://www.dni.gov/500-day-plan/500-day-plan.pdf]
From "Introduction": This plan "continues to build the foundation to enable the IC to work as a single, integrated enterprise so we can collaborate across critical missions, enhance our support to a wide range of customers and partners, contribute to our national security priorities, and reduce the risks that the nation faces today and in the future."
[DNI/07]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence. "Intelligence Community Civilian Joint Duty Program Implementing Instructions." Intelligence Community Policy Guidance (ICPG) 601.01. Washington, DC: 25 Jun. 2007. [http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/icpg601-01.pdf]
"Joint Duty assignments further the interests of each IC element and the Community as a whole, promote the effectiveness of the U.S. Government, and provide future IC leaders with a broader perspective on the issues facing the Community. Accordingly,... a civilian employee will not be promoted or assigned to a senior civilian position in the IC unless that employee has been awarded joint duty certification.... Such certification requires successful completion of at least one temporary or permanent assignment of at least 12 months duration that meets the criteria for IC joint duty." Among other implementation details, the ICPG sets out a timetable for phasing in this requirement, establishes procedures for exemptions and waivers, and provides for certain internal assignments to qualify as joint duty assignments.
[DNI/07]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence. "Management, Integration, and Oversight of Intelligence Community Analysis." Intelligence Community Directive Number 200 [ICD 200]. Washington, DC: 8 Jan. 2007. [http://www.fas.org/irp/dni/icd/icd-200.pdf]
This directive "establishes the policy framework for the management of national intelligence analysis and the analytic community" by the DNI. "It also delineates the authorities and responsibilites of the Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analysis (DDNI/A)."
[Analysis/Gen; DNI/07]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence. An Overview of the United States Intelligence Community. Washington, DC: 2007. [http://www.odni.gov/who_what/061222_DNIHandbook_Final.pdf]
Although this 31-page "DNA Handbook" carries a 2007 date, it was completed and cleared for release in December 2006. These are one-to-four-page official statements about the 17 components of the U.S. Intelligence Community.
[DNI/Gen; GenPostCW/00s/Gen; Overviews/U.S./00s]
Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The National Counterintelligence Strategy of the United States of America, 2007. Washington, DC: 2007. [http://www.ncix.gov/publications/policy/CIStrategy.pdf]
From "Preface": "This National Counterintelligence Strategy ... elaborates the fundamental responsibility for US intelligence to warn of and help prevent terrorist attacks against the homeland, engage other asymmetric threats, and provide reliable intelligence on traditional and enduring strategic issues. It also describes a way forward by which the counterintelligence organizations of the US government will engage elements in the public and private sectors to address the threat posed by the intelligence activities of foreign powers and groups and protect our nation’s secrets and the means by which we obtain those secrets."
[CI/00s/07; DNI/07]
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