IntelCenter Database (ICD)

Comprehensive Online Database Covering
Terrorist/Rebel Incidents, Threats & Videos

Incident (ICD-I) | Video (ICD-V)

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Incident Component (ICD-I)
Standard Level
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Video Component (ICD-V)
Lite Level
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1-user - US$2,320 per year - Order
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Standard Level
1-user for 1-year - US$4,500 - Order
2-5 users for 1-year - US$8,995 - Order
6-10 users for 1-year - US$25,000 - Order

Exploitation Level (Government Only)
1-user for 1-year - US$9,995 - Order
2-5 users for 1-year - US$35,000 - Order
6-10 users for 1-year - US$65,000 - Order



Video Component (ICD-V)
• view standard level screenshot
• view standard level screenshot of the stats page
• view a listing of groups, video production groups & individuals with videos in the ICD-V
• view a visual link analysis map of video in the ICD-V from 2010 - 3 Aug. 2011

The new Video Component of the IntelCenter Database (ICD) allows unprecedented access to terrorist and rebel videos going back more than 20 years and covering thousands of videos. It is updated daily with new releases from groups, providing immediate access to the latest hostage videos, threat statements, attack footage and more. All videos are presented in their highest quality format up to HD quality when available and can be viewed within the ICD screen or full screen at the click of a button. Powerful search features allow you to find videos by release date, group, video production group, speaker, language, main themes, regional focus and more. Access is provided via username/password from the IntelCenter site. Enterprise accounts are available.

Read about the new ICD-V in Fast Company Magazine here.

Watch a video of IntelCenter CEO Ben Venzke discussing jihadi video with the Washington Post here.

Watch a video demo of the ICD-V below.
Key Points:
• Up to HD quality full-length unedited videos
• Full-screen viewing at the click of a button
• Updated daily
• Email notification with stills and essential details for new videos added
• Significant videos available within an hour of their release by terrorist/rebel groups
• Multiple stills for easy browsing of videos
• Extensive search and sorting capabilities
• Ability to search on content and metadata
• Combine search and sort categories in any way to find just what you need
• View all versions and variations of a video (i.e. the English, Urdu and Arabic releases)
• All videos authenticated by IntelCenter
• Secure browsing/viewing environment
• View analytical notes and insights on significant releases
• Ability to request DVD and other formats of streaming videos

Lite Level Search Includes:
• Video ID Number
• Video Title
• Group
• Video Production Group
• Release Date
• Runtime

Standard Level Search includes all of Lite plus:
• New Appearances
• Video Type
• Statement Type
• Primary Spoken Language
• Subtitle Language
• Voiceover Language
• Primary Country
• Visual Content (i.e. vehicular bombing, hostage video, IED construction, training)
• Up to six still images from each video to make browsing and identification easier

 Interesting Stats from the ICD-V as of 3 Oct. 2011 (hrs:mins:secs):
(Standard Level access allows you to run your own stats in seconds.)
• Videos containing Vehicular Bombings: 24:33:42
• Videos containing Last Wills: 27:40:49
• Videos containing Hostages: 04:57:38
• Videos containing Suicide Bombings: 16:56:34
• Videos containing Training Footage: 81:16:11
• Videos focused on Somalia: 21:23:12
• Videos focused on Afghanistan: 84:44:49
• Videos focused on Iraq: 79:04:19
• Videos with a Primary Spoken Language of English: 15:28:53
• Videos with English Subtitles: 64:12:40
• Videos with a Primary Spoken Language of Arabic: 294:03:44
• Videos with a Primary Spoken Language of Urdu: 26:40:23
• Videos with a Primary Spoken Language of German: 09:36:36

Exploitation Level Search includes all of Lite & Standard plus:
• More than 20 additional technical and content analysis fields
• Transcript search
• Analytical notes
• Five date levels
• Promotional tease and banner graphics
• Available to approved government agencies only.




Incident Component (ICD-I)
• view simple search screenshot
• view advanced search screenshot
• view browse record screenshot
• view visual stats screenshot

The Incident Component of the IntelCenter Database (ICD) allows full searching of all terrorist attacks, threats and other developments going back 12 years and covering more than 108,000 records. The database features full tagging so you can find the target and tactic sets you need without having to struggle with keyword searches. Group names are listed in prepopulated lists to make it easy to identify the ones you need without having to figure out spellings. Statistical analysis tools allow you to quicklly identify trending and pattern data for lethality, tactics and targets. The ICD-I is updated daily with new attacks as they occur. It contains the full archives of the Daily Incident Report (DIR), Threat & Claim Monitor (TCM) and more.

Watch a video demo of the ICD-I below.

Key Points:
• Perform keyword searches in all fields (i.e. story, agency name, sources, etc.)
• Search by data classification (i.e. WTG-IU, WIA-IU or TCM)
• Search by country, agency name, or published date
• Powerful tagging features allow you to look for information by categories such as assassinations, bombings, intelligence, organizational, surveillance and more.
• Sort by country, group name, entry date to a depth of four levels.

General Tags for Search:
• Arrest/Capture
• Cache
• Capability
• Communication
• Espionage
• Explosives
• Funding
• Goals
• Incident
• Intelligence
• Organizational
• Procurement
• Rebel
• Group
• Recce/Surveil
• Significant
• Event
• Surrender
• Tactic/Method
• Targeting
• Terrorism
• Threat
• Trials/Cases

Tactic Tags for Search:
• Assassination
• Biological Agents
• Bombing
• Chemical Agents
• Coordinated Assault
• Cyber
• Grenades
• Guerrilla Warfare
• Hijacking
• Hostage Taking
• Kidnapping
• Martyrdrom Operation
• Multiple Simultaneous
• Nuclear Device
• Piloted Vehicular Assault
• Radiological
• Rockets/Mortars
• Sabotage
• SAMs
• Shooting
• Suicide Bombing
• Vehicular Bombing
• WMD

 Target Tags for Search:
• Aircraft
• Airports
• Apartment Buildings
• Aviation (Sector)
• Bridges & Tunnels
• Bus (Sector)
• Bus & Stations
• Chemical Plants
• Civilians
• Civilian Airliners
• Company Employees
• Critical Infrastructure
• Cruise Ships
• Cultural Icons
• Dams
• Educational Facility
• Educator
• Financial
• Government
• Employees
• Government Facilities
• Government Officials
• High-Profile Corporations
• High-Profile Individuals
• Journalists
• Large Events
• Maritime
• Medical Facility
• Military/Police Targets
• NGOs
• Nuclear Reactors
• Oil Industry
• Places of Gathering
• Places of Worship
• Political
• Rail (Sector)
• Rail Targets
• Religious Figure
• Ships
• Students
• Tourists
• Trains, Stations & Tracks
• Water Facilities 

By combining features you can search for:
• All terrorist bombings in Turkey over the last month.
• All kidnappings in Colombia involving FARC.
• New organization changes involving intelligence agencies in Peru.
• or any other combination you need.

Interesting Stats from the ICD-V as of 3 Oct. 2011 (hrs:mins:secs):
(Standard Level access allows you to run your own stats in seconds.)
• As of late Oct. in 2011 there have been 391 attacks against Educational Facilities. 270 involved some type of bombing. 41 involved Rockets/Mortars. 186 people were killed and 486 injured. Average killed 2. Average injured 6.
• As of late Oct. in 2011 there have been 184 vehicular bombings killing 1,045 people and injuring 3,225. Average killed per attack is 6. Average injured is 20. Military and Police were most frequently targeted.
• As of late Oct. in 2011 91 attacks have involved a Bus/Bus Station, killing 353 people and injuring 622. Average killed per attack is 5. Average injured 8. The most common tactics were Bombings and Shootings.