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COMINT

Signals intelligence derived from intercepting communications between people or systems. It focuses on who is communicating, from where, and where lawful, what is being said. COMINT tells an operator who is talking to whom and from where, which is often the fastest route to understanding an adversary's organization and intent even without breaking message content.

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Signals intelligence derived from intercepting communications between people or systems. It focuses on who is communicating, from where, and where lawful, what is being said.

Why it matters

COMINT tells an operator who is talking to whom and from where, which is often the fastest route to understanding an adversary’s organization and intent even without breaking message content.

Standards & authorities

  • Joint Publication 2-0 (Joint Intelligence)

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What is COMINT?

Signals intelligence derived from intercepting communications between people or systems. It focuses on who is communicating, from where, and where lawful, what is being said.

Why does COMINT matter for defense and counter-UAS operators?

COMINT tells an operator who is talking to whom and from where, which is often the fastest route to understanding an adversary's organization and intent even without breaking message content.

What standard or authority governs COMINT?

COMINT is defined or governed by Joint Publication 2-0 (Joint Intelligence).

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