Integrated Defense Effects

Integrated Defense Effects — Nine Desired Effects

Foundation

9 ID Effects Foundation

Commanders execute integrated defense with the objective of achieving NINE desired effects based on the risk management process.

Nine Desired Effects

9 Desired Effects.

Anticipate
Deter
Detect
Assess
Warn
Defeat
Delay
Defend
Recover

Anticipate

Anticipate threat intentions and actions:

Intelligence preparation of the operational environment
Crime trend analysis

Deter

Deter threat activity through:

Active community policing
Boundary and internal circulation control
Controlled area marking
Prudent physical security measures

Detect

Detect threats through the use of:

Lighting
Intrusion detection systems/early warning systems
Closed-circuit television

Assess

Assess to identify friend or foe using:

Cameras
Posted sentries
Response forces
Intrusion detection systems

Warn

Warn friendly forces of adversary activity through systems, such as:

Mass notification
Radio
Public address
Commander's access channels
Voice, hand and arm signals
Cellular telephones
Instant messenger/short message system texting

Defeat

Defeat threats through:

Appropriate, progressive force application
Coordinated security force response
Integration of forces

Delay

Delay adversaries using a layered application of:

Barriers
Obstacles
Technology
Physical security measures
Forces

Defense-in-Depth

Another way to say this is to apply defense-in-depth procedures.

Defend

Defend assets through threat- and effects-based planning that:

Integrates all friendly forces into a single, comprehensive plan
Ensures friendly forces are trained and qualified on arming and use of force
Ensures fighting positions are established where prudent, based on risk analyses

Recover

Recover from adversarial events by:

Applying effective command and control
Developing and exercising Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 10-2

Application of Effects

Integrated defense desired effects are NOT randomly applied to an installation; they are deliberately achieved through innovative and reliable tactics, techniques, and procedures based on integrated defense risk management process and analysis.

Sequential Application Example

An example of systematic application:

Preferred to deter a threat
If that does not succeed, the next ideal effect would be to detect the threat
Once detected, assessment by forces occurs
Friendly forces are then warned of the threat
Attempts are made to defeat or eliminate the threat
If the threat cannot be defeated, it must be delayed
If delay is not possible, defensive measures must be taken to mitigate the effects of the threat
Recovery actions are then implemented to consolidate and reorganize friendly forces and restore operations