Counterterrorism

We acknowledge that the work of intelligence against terrorism in the 21st century will be an arduous  task, we have instituted new social and technological developments and objective analysis of the new  trends and threats.

 

Intelligence is essential in countering terrorism, in diminishing its tactical effects and strategic  importance. Even the US Congress Report of the National Commission on Terrorism has stressed  that “good intelligence is the best weapon against international terrorism.”

 

Along with our directors, Ambassador Patrick Theros heads up our counter-terrorism unit. Ambassador Theros served as the US Ambassador to the State of Qatar from 1995-1998. Prior to his appointment, he served as Deputy Coordinator for Counterterrorism, responsible for the coordination of all U.S. Government counterterrorism activities outside the United States. From 1991-1993, Ambassador Theros served as the Political Advisor to the Commander-in-Chief of Central Command (CENTCOM).

 

We use strategic intelligence for long-term planning and other broad topics such as operational  capabilities of a potential opponent and political assessments. With painstaking analysis and the use  of computers to produce clear evaluations and concise intelligence assessments, we can provide a  foundational tool to effectively use in an effort to identify potential terrorist operations and targets  for our clients. It's this functional ability to "predict" when and where future operational terrorist  acts might occur and which tactical targets might prove more advantageous for a terrorist  organisation—whether it is psychological, economical, or political in nature through the use of  gathered and processed data from varying sources that places our clients in a better offensive and  defensive postures to successfully pre-empt and thwart their next attack.