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>>10503446 Q last bread
>significantly reduces the dependence on paper forms and on the transfer and filing of those forms.
That's all fine and dandy until someone starts monkeying around to defeat expected results from an electronic document search.
Information on FBI employees is generally collected directly from them unless the FBI employee becomes the subject of an investigation. In that case, the employee is considered the same as any other individual under investigation.
In the law enforcement and intelligence contexts, if an individual is the subject or potential subject of an investigation or intelligence collection,it is often necessary to acquire information from sources other than the individual. At times, vital information can only be obtained from other sources that are familiar with the individual and his/her activities. In some cases, asking an individual directly for information could compromise ongoing investigations because the individual would then know that he or she is being investigated.
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>>10503446 Q last bread
>significantly reduces the dependence on paper forms and on the transfer and filing of those forms.
>That's all fine and dandy until someone starts monkeying around to defeat expected results from an electronic document search.
The primary mission of SENTINEL is to provide the FBI with a browser-based solution for case management. Through the SENTINEL system, employees are able to perform all of the operations related to the creation and management of case-related work items, including action items, leads, collected item records, and the forms used for documenting investigations. Also, discovery of information contained in cases, both open and closed, is provided throughsearch and displayservices. As a result, SENTINEL will contain information about individuals pertaining to investigations, and the information can be used to make potential linkages between incidents and investigations.
The primary purpose of SENTINEL is to perform case management. SENTINEL also provides capabilities for search and intelligence analysis, although this is not the main focus of the system. The search and intelligence analysis capabilities provided by SENTINEL can be used to identify connections between cases and patterns of activity. SENTINEL will provide functionality to search and report against information contained within and across cases, which may reveal previously unknown relationships among individuals and groups under investigation. The search service includes Name Search capability (including name variations and foreign names), biographical information (e.g., country of birth, date of birth, weight, height), and Full Text Search capability, including support for different search types (Fuzzy, Wild Card, proximity, Boolean) and Sentinel returns results by predetermined relevancy/ranking factors.
Anon sits back and imagines a hell on earth scenario where AI is in charge of this. What. A. Fucking. Nightmare. That. Would. Be.
>Files do not go 'missing' unless 7th floor direct involvement.
As a general rule, SENTINEL case information will be available to all FBI users with a need for the information in the performance of their duties, except where there are additional restrictions imposed by law or policy. For example, certain data will have limited access based on policy promulgated by the FBI’s Information Sharing Policy Board (ISPB). In addition, certain data may be limited based on the Case Manager’s discretion. Documents within the case file can be restricted from viewing by an employee with the authority to restrict. Access to information restricted by law or policy (e.g., federal grand jury material) or highly sensitive case file information (espionage, public corruption information, source identity) will also be limited. Finally, individuals under the supervision of the FBI, such as other government agency (OGA) and contractor personnel, will have limited access to case information based on law, memoranda of understanding, Attorney General Guidelines, and FBI policy notices and directives.