<p>3000 word (&#43;/- 10%) case study examining the legal and ethical considerations associated with the management of a particular intelligence form within the apprentice&#39;s organisational context.</p>

Case Study

<p>1000-word (&#43;/-10%) reflection on learner&#39;s application of theory relating to ethics, governance and law to their intelligence practice. Including exploration of barriers and areas for further development in this field.</p>

Personal Reflection

<ol><li>Government Security Classifications (GSC)</li><li>Data Protection</li><li>Official Secrets Act</li><li>Vetting</li><li>Physical security</li><li>Cyber security</li><li>Handling sensitive information</li><li>Ethical acquisition, processing, and dissemination of intelligence</li><li>Intelligence sharing</li><li>Academic Skills Focus - Academic integrity, library skills, academic writing, referencing</li></ol>

The legal and ethical dimensions of intelligence analysis practice - 4001PSIAA

The legal and ethical dimensions of intelligence analysis practice

Evaluate the ethical implications of intelligence activity and their consequences for intelligence collection, processing and management.

Apply legal and organisational governance frameworks to the management, analysis and communication of intelligence, information and data.

Apply legal, ethical and professional guidance to the practice of intelligence analysis in the learner's individual context.

Examine security risks in the management of intelligence and means by which these may be mitigated.