"(U) The FBI’s Response to the 9/11 Commission’s Recommendations
(U) Overarching Recommendation:
(U) “A specialized and integrated national security workforce should be established at the FBI
consisting of agents, analysts, linguists, and surveillance specialists who are recruited, trained,
rewarded, and retained to ensure the development of an institutional culture imbued with a deep
expertise in intelligence and national security.”
(U) Review Commission Finding: The Bureau has established comprehensive structures,
programs, and policies to build an end-to-end intelligence architecture for intelligence
requirements, collection, analysis, production, and dissemination. It has assigned analysts,
including reports officers, and human intelligence (HUMINT) collectors to the field. It has
introduced a well-conceived, entity-wide threat prioritization process. Intelligence support has
been prioritized, though it requires faster progress and deeper execution. Its detailees to other
agencies, including the NCTC and the National Intelligence Council (NIC), have had a positive
impact. Fundamentally, however, the Review Commission’s report highlights a significant gap
between the articulated principles of the Bureau’s intelligence programs and their effectiveness in
practice. The Bureau needs to accelerate its pursuit of its stated goals for intelligence as a matter
of increased urgency.."
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