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Technical information and intelligence derived from foreign communications by other than the intended recipients. Also called COMINT.
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2's integrated Invoice, Asset and Usage Management modules utilize the AnchorPoint Communications Intelligence database and analytic and reporting tools to allow companies to re-allocate or eliminate costs, improve operating efficiencies and increase return on investment from their telecom/IT investments. This relates in full measure to the experience of development and combat utilization of Soviet naval radio communications intelligence during the Civil War and military intervention in Russia (1917-1922). One of the peculiar byproducts of the NSA's activities was the formation of an Anglo-Saxon fraternity of snoops, UKUSA, named for a communications intelligence agreement originally signed between the NSA and its British counterpart. |
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