Making predictions about the future is one area where enhanced collective intelligence could dramatically improve the state of the art. Accurate forecasts could provide significant decision advantage, but — in spite of significant technological advances for predicting certain types of outcomes — they still depend heavily on human judgment.  While most decision-makers are under constant pressure to make critical decisions, the evidence suggests that most people are poor at making individually accurate forecasts.  However, collective intelligence — in the form of aggregating many individual forecasts using networks and platforms — has demonstrated success in enhancing the accuracy of forecasting.  Accordingly, ARLIS is leveraging technology and a decade of lessons learned from the Intelligence Community Prediction Market to launch the Crowd Security and Intelligence Forecasting Tool (CSIFT) to “augment” collective intelligence by eliciting and collecting probabilistic forecasts from cleared experts across agencies; aggregating forecasts to show changing consensus over years, months, or days in advance; and providing analyses and results for integration into reports and products for decision advantage.