The CIA has four main components: Intelligence, Clandestine Service, Science and Technology, and Support. Intelligence analyzes information to advise policymakers and anticipate threats. The Clandestine Service collects human intelligence worldwide and conducts covert actions. Science and Technology develops technical collection systems. Support provides resources to help the CIA complete its mission of securing the US through collecting foreign information and analyzing threats.

1. The Central Intelligence
Agency

2. Organizational Structure of the CIA

3. Leadership
Director John O. Brennan has been in
office Since March 8, 2013
•Nominated by the
President
•Advice and Consent of
the Senate
•Controls the Budget
•Controls all operations
•In Charge of all
personnel employed

4. Mission
 “Preempt threats and further US national
security objectives by collecting
intelligence that matters, producing
objective all-source analysis, conducting
effective covert action as directed by the
President, and safeguarding the secrets
that help keep our Nation safe
(cia.gov)”.

5. Brief History
 Original Department was the Office of
Strategic Services (OSS).
 Created By President Franklin Roosevelt in
1942
 Created to assist the military in gathering
intelligence during World War II
 Two months after WWII, OSS was abolished
and all intelligence duties were returned to
the Department of State and Defense.
 President Truman established the Central
Intelligence Group in January of 1946 with
the authority of Presidential Representative,
Secretaries of State, War and Navy
 (allgov.com)
Seal of OSS
Soldiers
Insignia

6. National Security Act of 1947
 Signed by President Truman July, 26 1947
 Established the National Security Council
 Authorized Central Intelligence Agency
 CIA would be independent Agency
(meaning not headed by a cabinet
member)
 CIA would perform analysis and
clandestine activities
 They do not have police, subpoena, law
enforcement powers.
 (cia.gov)

7. Intelligence Reform and
Terrorism Prevention ACT
 December 17, 2004
 President Bush
○ Abolished Director of
Central Intelligence and
Deputy Director
 Created the Director of the CIA
- Also created Director of
National Intelligence

8. The Components
 Intelligence
 National
Clandestine
Service
 Science and
Technology
 Support
The CIA is composed
of four components,
four departments that
enable to work of the
CIA

9. Intelligence
 Employees called “Analyst”
 Anticipate
 Assess rapid international developments
and their impact
 Protect US interests with classified
information
Who they are and what they do…

10. Intelligence
 Established 1952
 Study and find all information of any
topic or topics related to National
Security to advise the president and
other policy makers

11. Offices of Intelligence
 Crime and Narcotics Center
 Weapons, Intelligence, Nonproliferation, and Arms Control Center
 Counterintelligence Center and Analysis Group
 Office of Asian Pacific, Latin American, and African Analysis
 Office of Collection Strategies and Analysis
 Office of Corporate Resources
 Office of Iraq Analysis
 Office of Near Eastern and South Asian Analysis
 Office of Policy Support
 Office of Russian and European Analysis
 Office of Terrorism Analysis
 Office of Transnational Issues

12. Clandestine Service
 “The mission of the National Clandestine
Service is to Strengthen National
Security and foreign policy through the
clandestine collection of human
intelligence and Covert Action (cia.gov).”
 Collects intelligence worldwide

13. Science and Technology
 “The mission of the
Science and
Technology is to attack
national intelligence
problems with effective
targeting, bold
technology, and superb
trade craft. It creates,
adapts, develops, and
operates technical
collection systems and
applies enabling
technologies to the
collection, processing,
and analysis of
information (cia.gov).”

14. Support
“First in First out”
 To provide all available resources for the
entire source of the CIA to successfully
complete its mission(s).
 Key Support functions
 Security
 Supply Chains
 Facilities
 Financial and Medical services
 Ensure evacuation and end of mission

15. The World Fact Book
 The CIA maintains a
website to provide all
citizens with as much
unclassified information
on the 267 nations,
countries, and entities.
 History
 People
 Government, Military,
Economy
 Communications,
Transportation

16. Overview
 Collects information using other humans
directly or technology
 Analysis information of foreign based
lands and groups
 By the order of the President may
conduct covert missions
 In place to secure the national security
interests of the United States
government and citizens.

17. References
 https://www.cia.gov/about-
cia/leadership/ciaorgchart.jpg/image.jpg
 https://www.cia.gov/about-cia/todays-cia
 https://www.cia.gov/offices-of-
cia/mission-support/life-in-the-ds.html
 http://www.allgov.com/departments/inde
pendent-agencies/central-intelligence-
agency-cia?agencyid=7293
 https://www.cia.gov/about-cia