Quantitative

Inductive analytical approaches that are oriented toward relative, nonmeasurable, and subjective values, such as expert judgment.
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A system that hides the true meaning of a message. Ciphers use a variety of techniques to alter and/or rearrange the characters or words of a message to achieve confidentiality. Any cryptographic system in which arbitrary symbols or groups of symbols, represent units of plain text, or in which units of plain text are rearranged, or both.
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Notification of significant new trends or developments regarding the threat to the information system of an organization. This notification may include analytical insights into trends, intentions, technologies, or tactics of an adversary targeting information systems.
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The capability to collect, process, and disseminate an uninterrupted flow of information while exploiting or denying an adversary’s ability to do the same. Forces attain information superiority through the acquisition of systems and familiesofsystems that are secure, reliable, interoperable, and able to communicate across a universal information technology (IT) infrastructure, to include National Security Systems (NSS). This IT infrastructure includes the data, information, processes, organizational interactions, skills, and analytical expertise, as well as systems, networks, and information exchange capabilities.
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The manipulation of information to support decision making.
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