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Active collaboration graphicThe Directorate of Intelligence (DI) manages all FBI intelligence activities. What does that entail? Everything from ensuring that our special agents in the field collect the kind of information that we and our partners in the law enforcement and intelligence communities need... to making sure that the right information gets into the hands of national decision makers.

As a key component of our National Security Branch (NSB), the DI works across all FBI offices, ensuring that intelligence is embedded in all investigative programs—counterterrorism, counterintelligence, weapons of mass destruction, cyber, and criminal—and in all field offices. The Directorate ensures that the FBI fulfills its responsibility to produce national intelligence to protect the country.

Kevin Favreau
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Directorate of Intelligence
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Intelligence Career Service
Directorate of Intelligence seal graphicThe DI oversees field intelligence operations through Field Intelligence Groups (FIGs). The FIGs perform intelligence functions through integrated teams of intelligence analysts, language analysts, physical surveillance specialists, and a dedicated number of special agents. Details Recruiting graphicThe FBI created an Intelligence Career Service (ICS) to elevate the importance of intelligence within the organization and to provide its intelligence professionals with defined career paths and increased promotion opportunities. Details