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SIGINT

Intelligence derived from intercepting and analyzing electronic signals and communications. Its two main branches are communications intelligence (COMINT) and electronic intelligence (ELINT). Signals intelligence — COMINT and ELINT together — is how a force learns from an adversary's own emissions; for an operator it turns the electromagnetic environment into warning and understanding.

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Intelligence derived from intercepting and analyzing electronic signals and communications. Its two main branches are communications intelligence (COMINT) and electronic intelligence (ELINT).

Why it matters

Signals intelligence — COMINT and ELINT together — is how a force learns from an adversary’s own emissions; for an operator it turns the electromagnetic environment into warning and understanding.

Standards & authorities

  • Joint Publication 2-0 (Joint Intelligence)

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What is SIGINT?

Intelligence derived from intercepting and analyzing electronic signals and communications. Its two main branches are communications intelligence (COMINT) and electronic intelligence (ELINT).

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

Signals intelligence — COMINT and ELINT together — is how a force learns from an adversary's own emissions; for an operator it turns the electromagnetic environment into warning and understanding.

What standard or authority governs SIGINT?

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

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