Information sharing in intelligence cycle has become a crucial subject in security field. The main objective of this paper is to understand the information sharing and intelligence failure in handling terrorism among the intelligence community. The role of intelligence community is to obtain information, analyses, and process the information for their clients. However, the terrorist attacks still occur resulting from intelligence cycle. Realizing information sharing in intelligence cycle requires efforts from the community.
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