The new information environment will require the intelligence community to invest more in research, ensure data can be easily ingested and learn how to communicate information threats to the public more effectively, the United States' No. 2 intelligence official said June 27. In May, Sue Gordon, deputy director of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, argued at the annual GEOINT Symposium that the intelligence community was facing an inflection point when it comes to data. Her comments June 27 at a Washington, D.C., conference were an extension of that speech.
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