Apparently, "integrated deterrence" is a DoD concept for integrating all (or much) of the executive branch in objectives - sanctions, information operations, etc. Perhaps that's what we saw in regard to Russia and Ukraine. According to one Congressperson, it's the first time it was applied to a real situation.

https://www.defensenews.com/congress/2022/03/03/congressman-...

(I don't agree with the claim that it failed, but that's not the part of the article I'm insterested in.)