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In the intelligence community, the existence of a malicious insider poses a severe threat to information, to the actual analytic process, and, ultimately, to any decision-making process relying on such information and analyses. An analyst with malicious intent can create irreversible short-term, as well as long-term, damage that is hard to detect. In this paper, we propose a novel methodology that...
Even though people deal with deceptions throughout their whole lives, deception detection remains a challenging problem. The average detection rate for humans is only around chance, and detection skill is unlikely to be improved through training. Therefore, researchers have studied the features of deceptive behaviors that were largely ignored in human detection. For example, physiologists look at...
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