Descriptions of intelligence operations are provided to illustrate how they can function effectively within the standard corrections procedures. The modern inmate is described as being much more likely to have connections with organized crime. Such organized activities within the corrections setting are described as requiring more sophisticated methods for detecting illegal behavior. The goals of intelligence include informed decisionmaking, deterrence, and protection. Intelligence processes entail collection, evaluation, collation, analysis, and dissemination. Finally, applications of intelligence operations in the corrections setting that include descriptions of staff and law enforcement roles are highlighted.