On March 27, the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Critical Mission Centers (CMCs) traveled to the National Security Agency (NSA) at Fort Gordon, Georgia. While there, they met with a host of NSA officials and briefed them about the conclusions of their open-source research project. They also delivered an unclassified report, which contains the executive summary of … Continue reading
Senior Analysts and Support Officers of the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Critical Mission Center program briefed a six-member delegation from the United States Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) on Thursday, March 23. The DIA delegation stopped by Coastal Carolina University’s state-of-the-art Intelligence Operations Command Center (IOCC) during their day-long recruitment tour of CCU. Four paid interns currently … Continue reading
Analysts in the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Applied Intelligence Project briefed Major General Mark R. Quantock (ret.), an experienced intelligence leader, who currently serves as Executive Vice President at Babel Street, a leading provider of advanced multilingual search and analytics software solutions. General Quantock (pictured) was briefed on December 1 by the Directors of the CIB’s four Critical … Continue reading
Members of the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Applied Intelligence Project briefed Mr. Paul Hickey, an experienced government executive, whose career spanned many decades of service in the United States Army and the National Security Agency (NSA). During the brief, the Directors of four Critical Mission Centers, along with their Senior Intelligence Analysts, gave Mr. Hickey (pictured) pertinent information … Continue reading
Members of the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Applied Intelligence Project briefed Colonel Mary-Kathryn Haddad, Mobilization Assistant to the Director of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance, Headquarters United States Space Force. Col. Haddad was briefed during her two-day visit to Coastal Carolina University. The visit included a well-attended talk about the role of intelligence in the U.S. Space … Continue reading
Two officers of the United States National Security Agency attended a briefing session on Ukraine, provided by the members of the CIB’s Applied Intelligence Project. The briefing took place on Monday, April 25, 2022, in Coastal Carolina University’s state-of-the-art Intelligence Operations Command Center. It was attended by the directors of the six CIB’s Critical Mission … Continue reading
On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, the CIB’s Applied Intelligence Project hosted Mr. Kirk DuGood, Political Counsellor and Deputy Head of Mission at the Canadian Consulate General in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. DuGOOD has served Global Affairs Canada for 15 years, during which time he has served abroad at Canada’s embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, as well as … Continue reading
Effective immediately, the CIB’s Applied Intelligence project has entered into emergency operations mode, in response to the outbreak of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The invasion began shortly before 0600 Moscow Time (UTC+3) today, 24 February, at which time Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that a “special military operation” was underway in eastern Ukraine. Launched … Continue reading
Coastal Now, Coastal Carolina University’s in-house television show, has produced a brief video about the work of the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s “Applied Intelligence” project. On February 16, Coastal Now visited the CIB’s Critical Mission Center briefing session at Coastal’s all-new Intelligence Operations Command Center, and filmed the group’s hour-long meeting. The purpose of the Coastal … Continue reading
The Chanticleer Intelligence Brief, in association with the new Intelligence Operations Command Center (IOCC) at Coastal Carolina University, have launched a new experiential initiative. The Applied Intelligence Internship promises to be the most immersive, hands-on intelligence activity that has ever been offered for students in the Intelligence and Security Studies program at CCU. Each semester, … Continue reading
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