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Intel (Cyber) · Work role code 111

All-Source Analyst

Analyzes data/information from one or multiple sources to conduct preparation of the environment, respond to requests for information, and submit intelligence collection and production requirements in support of planning and operations.

From DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25)

Tasks

From DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25), in the tool's order, with the DCWF KSAT id

Free · DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25)
  • 2028Answer requests for information.Core
  • 2059Provide expertise to course of action development.Additional
  • 2060Provide subject matter expertise to the development of a common operational picture.Additional
  • 2060AMaintain a common intelligence picture.Core
  • 2061Provide subject matter expertise to the development of cyber operations specific indicators.Additional
  • 2063Assist in the coordination, validation, and management of all-source collection requirements, plans, and/or activities.Additional
  • 2068Assist in the identification of intelligence collection shortfalls.Additional
  • 2075Brief threat and/or target current situations.Core
  • 2087Collaborate with intelligence analysts/targeting organizations involved in related areas.Additional
  • 2115Conduct in-depth research and analysis.Core
  • 2121Conduct nodal analysis.Additional
  • 2195Maintain awareness of internal and external cyber organization structures, strengths, and employment of staffing and technology.Additional
  • 2288Develop information requirements necessary for answering priority information requests.Additional
  • 2356Engage customers to understand customers’ intelligence needs and wants.Additional
  • 2379Evaluate threat decision-making processes.Additional
  • 2379AIdentify threat vulnerabilities.Additional
  • 2379BIdentify threats to Blue Force vulnerabilities.Additional
  • 2429Generate requests for information.Core
  • 2434Identify threat tactics, and methodologies.Core
  • 2441Identify and evaluate threat critical capabilities, requirements, and vulnerabilities.Additional
  • 2446Identify and submit intelligence requirements for the purposes of designating priority information requirements.Additional
  • 2459Identify intelligence gaps and shortfalls.Additional
  • 2593Monitor and report changes in threat dispositions, activities, tactics, capabilities, objectives, etc. as related to designated cyber operations warning problem sets.Additional
  • 2594Monitor and report on validated threat activities.Additional
  • 2602Monitor open source websites for hostile content directed towards organizational or partner interests.Additional
  • 2603Monitor operational environment and report on adversarial activities which fulfill leadership’s priority information requirements.Core
  • 2617Produce timely, fused, all-source cyber operations intelligence and/or indications and warnings intelligence products (e.g., threat assessments, briefings, intelligence studies, country studies).Additional
  • 2621Provide SME and support to planning/developmental forums and working groups as appropriate.Additional
  • 2685AProvide subject matter expertise to website characterizations.Additional
  • 2730Provide analyses and support for effectiveness assessment.Additional
  • 2735Provide current intelligence support to critical internal/external stakeholders as appropriate.Additional
  • 2738Provide evaluation and feedback necessary for improving intelligence production, intelligence reporting, collection requirements, and operations.Additional
  • 2745Provide information and assessments for the purposes of informing leadership and customers; developing and refining objectives; supporting operation planning and execution; and assessing the effects of operations.Additional
  • 2747Provide input and assist in post-action effectiveness assessments.Additional
  • 2748Provide input and assist in the development of plans and guidance.Additional
  • 2754Provide intelligence analysis and support to designated exercises, planning activities, and time sensitive operations.Additional
  • 2767Provide target recommendations which meet leadership objectives.Additional
  • 2771Provide timely notice of imminent or hostile intentions or activities which may impact organization objectives, resources, or capabilities.Core
  • 2789Report intelligence-derived significant network events and intrusions.Additional
  • 2881Work closely with planners, intelligence analysts, and collection managers to ensure intelligence requirements and collection plans are accurate and up-to-date.Additional

Knowledge

From DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25), in the tool's order, with the DCWF KSAT id

Free · DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25)
  • 22* Knowledge of computer networking concepts and protocols, and network security methodologies.Core
  • 52Knowledge of human-computer interaction principles.Additional
  • 87Knowledge of network traffic analysis methods.Core
  • 108* Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methods for assessing and mitigating risk).Core
  • 264Knowledge of basic physical computer components and architectures, including the functions of various components and peripherals (e.g., CPUs, Network Interface Cards, data storage).Core
  • 1157* Knowledge of national and international laws, regulations, policies, and ethics as they relate to cybersecurity.Core
  • 1158* Knowledge of cybersecurity principles.Core
  • 1159* Knowledge of cyber threats and vulnerabilities.Core
  • 3095Knowledge of internet network addressing (IP addresses, classless inter-domain routing, TCP/UDP port numbering).Additional
  • 3098Knowledge of virtualization products (VMware, Virtual PC).Additional
  • 3106Knowledge of a wide range of basic communications media concepts and terminology (e.g., computer and telephone networks, satellite, cable, wireless).Core
  • 3107Knowledge of a wide range of concepts associated with websites (e.g., website types, administration, functions, software systems, etc.).Core
  • 3129Knowledge of attack methods and techniques (DDoS, brute force, spoofing, etc.).Core
  • 3137Knowledge of basic malicious activity concepts (e.g., footprinting, scanning and enumeration).Core
  • 3154Knowledge of classification and control markings standards, policies and procedures.Core
  • 3177Knowledge of common computer/network infections (virus, Trojan, etc.) and methods of infection (ports, attachments, etc.).Core
  • 3188Knowledge of computer networking fundamentals (i.e., basic computer components of a network, types of networks, etc.).Core
  • 3205Knowledge of current computer-based intrusion sets.Additional
  • 3210Knowledge of cyber laws and their effect on Cyber planning.Additional
  • 3253Knowledge of encryption algorithms and cyber capabilities/tools (e.g., SSL, PGP).Additional
  • 3262Knowledge of evolving/emerging communications technologies.Core
  • 3271Knowledge of internal and external partner cyber operations capabilities and tools.Additional
  • 3274Knowledge of fundamental cyber operations concepts, terminology/lexicon (i.e., environment preparation, cyber attack, cyber defense), principles, capabilities, limitations, and effects.Core
  • 3277Knowledge of general SCADA system components.Additional
  • 3286Knowledge of host-based security products and how they affect exploitation and vulnerability.Additional
  • 3291Knowledge of how internet applications work (SMTP email, web-based email, chat clients, VOIP).Additional
  • 3292Knowledge of how modern digital and telephony networks impact cyber operations.Core
  • 3293Knowledge of how modern wireless communications systems impact cyber operations.Core
  • 3298Knowledge of how to extract, analyze, and use metadata.Core
  • 3334Knowledge of intelligence confidence levels.Additional
  • 3335Knowledge of intelligence disciplines.Core
  • 3342Knowledge of intelligence support to planning, execution, and assessment.Core
  • 3343Knowledge of cyber intelligence/information collection capabilities and repositories.Additional
  • 3358Knowledge of organizational hierarchy and cyber decision making processes.Additional
  • 3374Knowledge of malware.Core
  • 3419Knowledge of organization or partner exploitation of digital networks.Additional
  • 3431Knowledge of OSI model and underlying network protocols (e.g., TCP/IP).Core
  • 3441Knowledge of physical and logical network devices and infrastructure to include hubs, switches, routers, firewalls, etc.Core
  • 3446Knowledge of analytical constructs and their use in assessing the operational environment.Additional
  • 3460Knowledge of internal tactics to anticipate and/or emulate threat capabilities and actions.Additional
  • 3504Knowledge of threat and/or target systems.Additional
  • 3527Knowledge of target development (i.e., concepts, roles, responsibilities, products, etc.).Additional
  • 3528Knowledge of specific target identifiers, and their usage.Additional
  • 3533Knowledge of target vetting and validation procedures.Additional
  • 3539Knowledge of telecommunications fundamentals.Core
  • 3543Knowledge of the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern communication networks.Core
  • 3545Knowledge of the basics of network security (e.g., encryption, firewalls, authentication, honey pots, perimeter protection).Core
  • 3561Knowledge of the common networking and routing protocols(e.g., TCP/IP), services (e.g., web, mail, DNS), and how they interact to provide network communications.Core
  • 3582Knowledge of the intelligence frameworks, processes, and related systems.Core
  • 3584Knowledge of intelligence preparation of the environment and similar processes.Core
  • 3587Knowledge of targeting cycles.Additional
  • 3615Knowledge of the structure and intent of organization specific plans, guidance and authorizations.Additional
  • 3630Knowledge of the ways in which targets or threats use the Internet.Core
  • 3651Knowledge of what constitutes a “threat” to a network.Core
  • 3659Knowledge of wireless technologies (e.g., cellular, satellite, GSM) to include the basic structure, architecture, and design of modern wireless communications systems.Core
  • 6900* Knowledge of specific operational impacts of cybersecurity lapses.Core
  • 6935* Knowledge of cloud computing service models Software as Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and Platform as a Service (PaaS).Core
  • 6938* Knowledge of cloud computing deployment models in private, public, and hybrid environment and the difference between on-premises and off-premises environments.Core
  • 7111* Knowledge of Zero Trust Security Model Principles.Core

Skills

From DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25), in the tool's order, with the DCWF KSAT id

Free · DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25)
  • 3691Skill in assessing and/or estimating effects generated during and after cyber operations.Additional
  • 3704Skill in conducting non-attributable research.Additional
  • 3724Skill in defining and characterizing all pertinent aspects of the operational environment.Additional
  • 3756Skill in developing or recommending analytic approaches or solutions to problems and situations for which information is incomplete or for which no precedent exists.Additional
  • 3772Skill in evaluating information for reliability, validity, and relevance.Core
  • 3788Skill in identifying alternative analytical interpretations in order to minimize unanticipated outcomes.Additional
  • 3794Skill in identifying cyber threats which may jeopardize organization and/or partner interests.Core
  • 3844Skill in preparing and presenting briefings.Core
  • 3851Skill in providing understanding of target or threat systems through the identification and link analysis of physical, functional, or behavioral relationships.Core
  • 3876Skill in writing, reviewing and editing cyber-related Intelligence/assessment products from multiple sources.Core
  • 3893Skill in tailoring analysis to the necessary levels (e.g., classification and organizational).Additional
  • 3910Skill in using Boolean operators to construct simple and complex queries.Core
  • 3920Skill in using multiple analytic tools, databases, and techniques (e.g., Analyst’s Notebook, A-Space, Anchory, M3, divergent/convergent thinking, link charts, matrices, etc.).Core
  • 3921Skill in using multiple search engines (e.g., Google, Yahoo, LexisNexis, DataStar) and tools in conducting open-source searches.Core
  • 3938Skill in utilizing feedback in order to improve processes, products, and services.Core
  • 3946Skill in utilizing virtual collaborative workspaces and/or tools (e.g., IWS, VTCs, chat rooms, SharePoint).Additional
  • 3953ASkill in providing analysis to aid writing phased after action reports.Additional

Abilities

From DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25), in the tool's order, with the DCWF KSAT id

Free · DoD DCWF Tool v5.3 (2026-09-25)
  • 3001Ability to accurately and completely source all data used in intelligence, assessment and/or planning products.Core
  • 3002Ability to focus research efforts to meet the customer’s decision-making needs.Core
  • 3019Ability to clearly articulate intelligence requirements into well-formulated research questions and data tracking variables for inquiry tracking purposes.Core
  • 3022Ability to communicate complex information, concepts, or ideas in a confident and well-organized manner through verbal, written, and/or visual means.Core
  • 3039Ability to develop or recommend analytic approaches or solutions to problems and situations for which information is incomplete or for which no precedent exists.Additional
  • 3041Ability to effectively collaborate via virtual teams.Core
  • 3042Ability to evaluate information for reliability, validity, and relevance.Core
  • 3043Ability to evaluate, analyze, and synthesize large quantities of data (which may be fragmented and contradictory) into high quality, fused targeting/intelligence products.Core
  • 3044Ability to exercise judgment when policies are not well-defined.Additional
  • 3047Ability to function effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.Core
  • 3048Ability to function in a collaborative environment, seeking continuous consultation with other analysts and experts—both internal and external to the organization—in order to leverage analytical and technical expertise.Core
  • 3052Ability to identify intelligence gaps.Core
  • 3073Ability to recognize and mitigate cognitive biases which may affect analysis.Core
  • 3074Ability to recognize and mitigate deception in reporting and analysis.Additional
  • 3077Ability to think critically.Core
  • 3078AAbility to think like threat actors.Additional
  • 3079Ability to understand objectives and effects.Additional
  • 3081Ability to utilize multiple intelligence sources across all intelligence disciplines.Core

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