FBI

The Federal Bureau of Investigation

Presented by
Асанова Маргарита
Зыкова Ксения
Contents
FBI

Mission

Priorities

Organizational structure
FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
is the domestic intelligence and
security service of the United States
and its principal federal law
enforcement agency. A leading U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's seal
counter-terrorism,
counterintelligence, and criminal
investigative organization, the FBI
has jurisdiction over violations of
more than 200 categories of federal FBI special agent badge
crimes
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The FBI is primarily a domestic agency, maintaining 56

field offices in major cities throughout the United States,
and more than 400 resident agencies in smaller cities
and areas across the nation. The FBI is headquartered
at the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, D.C.,
with 56 field offices in major cities across the United
States. The FBI also maintains over 400 resident
agencies across the United States, as well as over 50
legal attachés at United States embassies and
consulates.
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U.S. embassies and

LEGAT
consulates
FBI operates15 sub-
offices in U.S.
FBI operates 60 Legal
embassies and
Attache (LEGAT) offices
consulates across the
globe

The establishment The renaming

The FBI was established Its name was changed to

in 1908 as the Bureau of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, the BOI or Investigation (FBI) in
BI for short 1935
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Mission

To protect the American people and uphold the

The mission of the FBI is:
Constitution of the United States
 Priorities
Currently, the FBI's top priorities are:

01 Protect the United States from

terrorist attacks
Protect the United States against
02 foreign intelligence operations,
espionage, and cyber operations

03
Combat significant cyber criminal
activity

04 Combat public corruption at all levels

05 Protect civil rights

06
Combat transnational criminal
enterprises

07 Combat major white-collar crime

08 Combat significant violent crime

Organizational structure The main branches of the FBI

The FBI is organized into functional

branches and the Office of the Director,
which contains most administrative offices.
01 FBI Intelligence Branch
An executive assistant director manages
each branch. Each branch is then divided 02 FBI National Security Branch
into offices and divisions, each headed by
FBI Criminal, Cyber, Response, and
an assistant director. The various divisions 03 Services Branch
are further divided into sub-branches, led
by deputy assistant directors. Within these
sub-branches, there are various sections 04 FBI Science and Technology Branch
headed by section chiefs. Section chiefs
FBI Information and Technology
are ranked analogous to special agents in 05 Branch
charge. Four of the branches report to the
deputy director while two report to the
associate director
06 FBI Human Resources Branch
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Presented by
Асанова Маргарита
Зыкова Ксения