In this chapter, we've learned that intelligence is a capability and a discipline with various sub-disciplines. Understanding this concept, we can gain an abstract view of how intelligence can be gathered from different disciplines within an information security organization to provide our leaders with actionable data. This is only the tip of the iceberg. As organizations and technology grow more complex, it is necessary to have a process and capability established to grab data from multiple sources, aggregate it, and provide it to the team leads to take action on. We've reviewed the high-level tenets of maneuver warfare and its application in the information security domain. Maneuvers are dependent on having the right information given to commanders so that they can make a decision on what steps to take next. Understanding maneuver warfare gives us another view of how we can operate in an uncertain world. All of this does not mean anything if we do not have the capability to gather, analyze, and disseminate. 

In the next chapter, we'll talk about the intelligence cycle and each of its phases so that we can develop the initial framework for an intelligence capability within your organization.