Identify and describe 3–5 technologies that might be available at the fusion center to which the private intelligence company may not have had prior access

DescriptionnYou are a vice president of a for-profit, private intelligence company. You have been approached by the mayor of a large city to provide intelligence services, including intelligence collectors and analysts, to a fusion center under the direction of the local police department.nnAssignment GuidelinesnnAddress the following in a research paper of 900–1,200 words:nIdentify and describe 3–5 technologies that might be available at the fusion center to which the private intelligence company may not have had prior access.nExamples include the following:nData miningnAdvanced databasesnSuspicious activity reporting (SAR)nInformation exchange packagesnInformation sharing environment (ISE)nGeographic information systems (GIS)nWhat problems exist with the use of the selected technologies? Explain.nWill equipment (computers, etc.) be supplied by the fusion center? Explain.nWhat are the legal issues that could apply to the use of federal databases used by a private entity?nConsider liability, authority and responsibility, and duties.nWill the private intelligence personnel report to their immediate employer or representatives of the police department? Why?nTo whom should all reports be addressed? Explain.nWill copies be available to the private intelligence company for its records? Why or why not?nWho will be responsible for financing and payment of invoices? Explain.nWhat kinds of communications technology will private intelligence collectors and analysts use to communicate with the other fusion center stakeholders? Explain.nWould they have access to secure federal channels or networks? Why or why not?nCompile your responses into the final report, and submit the file to your instructor.nBe sure to reference all sources using APA style.n