text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  control, centralized, 1-26 running estimate, 2-16–2-21 deception plan, adjusting, 3-1,
  criteria, 3-26 support from, 2-6 3-6–3-9
  execution, 3-25 support to, 2-10 approving, 2-76
  controlling planner, execution, synchronizing, 2-64 assess, 4-5
  3-18, 3-20–3-21 unlawful, 2-91–2-95 authority, 3-19
  responsibilities, 3-24 viable, 2-9 benefits from, 2-101
  construction, 2-30
  support from, 3-27 deception activities, 2-91, 2-121
  coordination with, 3-13
  coordination, 2-106, 3-10 developing, 1-4, 1-7, 1-70, 2-3,
  cyberspace operations, 2-119
  civil-military operations, 2-122 2-120
  enemy, A-2
  deception event schedule, enemy, A-1, A-4
  executing, 3-4, 3-17–3-27
  4-14 sequencing, 1-57
  identifying enemy’s, A-3
  deception plan, 3-2 deception assets, husbanding,
  implementation, 3-20
  electronic warfare, 2-116 1-55–1-56
  intelligence production from,
  intelligence staff, A-3 deception event, 2-13, 2-65, 2-72, 2-80
  MDO, 1-76, 2-111, 3-2, 3-10, 3-18, 4-3 protection of, 3-16
  4-14, A-3 assessment plan, 4-3 quality, 2-83, 3-22
  multinational, 2-125 defined, 1-17, 2-64 requirements of, 2-79
  planning, 1-60, 2-23
  deception event schedule, 2-70, risk, 2-128
  requirements, 1-71, 1-75,
  3-12 support from, 2-22
  2-89–2-90, 2-123–2-125
  completing, 2-75, 2-78, 3-20 support to, 4-16
  counterdeception, defined, A-1 considerations, 2-66 deception planning, creating, 2-28
  planning, A-1–A-2 developing, 2-64–2-66, 2-70, feedback and, 2-68
  course of action. See COA. 4-14 guidance, 2-3–2-6
  credibility, 2-45 sequencing, 2-66 methodology, 2-24–2-26
  MISO, 2-114 support from, 2-66 security, 2-23
  criteria, feedback, 2-68–2-70 deception execution, activities, steps of process, 2-27–2-75
  termination, 2-71 3-5–3-16 support to, 2-77–2-88
  cultural, bias, 2-39 deception goal, alternatives, 2-18 deception story, compromised,
  approval, 2-21 3-14
  cyberspace electromagnetic defined, 1-9 confirming, 2-47
  activities, 1-78 determine, 2-3–2-5, 2-31–2-32 conveying, 2-64
  cyberspace operations, 2-118– output, 2-8 defined, 1-22
  2-119 planning, 2-27 developing, 2-58–2-59
  effective, 2-59
  deception in support of operations
  D supporting, 2-107
  security. See DISO.
  data, 1-14, 2-77 time for, 2-13
  collecting and treating, 4-9 deception means, 1-61–1-68, deception target, 2-33–2-54
  collection plan, 4-8 2-64, 2-65 analyzing, 2-42–2-48
  categories of, 1-61
  deception, assessment of, 4-1 defined, 1-11
  defined, 1-61
  categories, 1-4–1-7 identifying, 2-33
  developing, 2-56–2-57
  challenge, 4-2 information, 2-85
  perceptions and, 2-57
  characteristics of, 1-51 perceptions of, 2-55
  confirming enemy’s, A-4 deception objective, 2-8, 2-55, understanding, 2-11
  detecting enemy’s, A-3 2-58, 4-1 versus MISO target, 2-112
  see-think-do, 2-26 defined, 1-10 deception task, completing, 2-111
  employment of, 1-61 determine, 2-32
  exposing, A-7 identifying, 1-73, 2-4 deception working group. See
  focus, 2-25 planning, 2-27 DWG.
  guidance for, 1-23 running estimate and, 2-18 decision making, enemy, 2-49
  integrating, 2-99 deception observable, developing, influencing, 2-39
  MOP and, 4-13 2-56–2-57, 2-112 decision-making process, 2-87
  movement, 3-18
  deception operations, constraints, decision-making structure, 2-35
  OPSEC, 2-97–2-109, 3-10–
  2-92, 2-93
  3-11 decision-making style, 2-36
  controlling, 3-25–3-27
  personnel, A-3 information collection, 2-82 decoy, defined, 1-68
  planning process, 2-22–2-75
  monitoring, 3-22–3-24 demonstration, 2-114, 2-116
  principles, 1-23–1-29
  status, 3-15 defined, 1-37
  restrictions to, 2-89
  synchronizing, 3-24
  results, 4-16
  terminating, 3-28–3-30