KAVOE

School II — Intelligence, Information & Cyber Operations

KTR 7-90 §15 — KOAs 08–12. What is happening, how do we know, and can we trust the information?

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CORE QUESTION

What is happening, how do we know, and can we trust the information?

Overview

School II trains officers to see clearly in a universe where information is contested, fragmented, and sometimes deliberately poisoned. The school covers the full intelligence cycle — collection, analysis, dissemination — and the defensive disciplines that protect KAVOE's own information environment. Graduates must distinguish signal from noise across human, signals, and cyber domains while resisting deception from hostile states, pirates, and unknown intelligences.

KOA Breakdown — KOAs 08–12

Intelligence

All-source intelligence analysis, threat assessment, and production of operational and strategic intelligence products.

Counterintelligence / Internal Threat Protection

Detection and neutralization of espionage, insider threats, and hostile penetration of KAVOE operations.

Cyberwarfare / Digital Defense

Offensive and defensive operations in digital environments, including network warfare, data protection, and system exploitation.

Communications

Secure, resilient, and interoperable communications across KAVOE forces and allied species.

Sensors / Detection

Operation and interpretation of sensor suites, detection systems, and early-warning architectures.

Key Focus Areas

Analytical rigor and resistance to deception

Information security and operational security (OPSEC)

Cross-domain fusion of human, signals, and cyber intelligence

Protecting KAVOE decision cycles from adversary interference

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