Nystatiszna Intelligence Bureau

Nystatiszna Intelligence Bureau

Agency overview
Formed	1920
Superseding Information gathering, counter-terrorism and analyzing threats.	Nystatiszna President's Office
Type	Intelligence and Investigation Service
Jurisdiction	Nystatiszna
Headquarters	Newport, Nystatiszna
Agency executive	Viktor von Dotseth, Director

The Nystatiszna Intelligence Bureau, known informally as the NIB, is a civilian Intelligence agency, serving both domestic and foreign for the Republic of Nystatiszna. Officially tasked with gathering, processing, and analyzing national security information from around the country & the world, primarily through the use of human intelligence, interrogation and alternative information gathering methods such as social media scraping. The Bureau primarily focused on providing intelligence for the president and senate with it’s secondary objective of law enforcement.

The NIB acts as a law enforcement agency and as a overseas/domestic intelligence gathering agency. The agency authorized by law to carry out and oversee covert action at the behest of the President and dictator of NIB. It exerts internal political influence through its tactical divisions, such as the Special Activities Center. It has done many things to insure the security of the nation including torture, stalking, false-flag terrorist attacks, and assassinations of activists.

Since the 2015 the Bureau has been placed under control the President Office.

The NIB has increasingly expanded its role, including covert paramilitary operations and industrial heists. One of its newest divisions, the Information Operations Center (IOC), acts as a cyber-warfare department and social media troll farm.

Purpose and function

• To gather information on relevant foreign & domestic security threats
• To analyze and process foreign & domestic intelligence data
• To handle government dissidents and terrorist threats.
• To advise the government on nation security policy
• To undertake secret operations on behalf of the government such as counterintelligence or counter terrorism operations.

Organization structure

The NIB reports to the head of NIB and the president's office alone. Only the president's office is able to hold the NIB accountable.

• Executive (office of the head of the NIB)
• 0th Main Cabinet (Internal Intelligence)
• 1st Main Cabinet (External Intelligence)
• 2nd Main Cabinet (Internal Counter-Intelligence)
• 3rd Main Cabinet (External Counter-Intelligence)
• 4th Cabinet (Counter-Intelligence Support for the transport and communications infrastructure)
• 5th Cabinet (Political police)
• 6th Cabinet (Counter-Intelligence Support for the economy)
• 7th Cabinet (Foreign Covert Surveillance)
• 8th Cabinet (Domestic Covert Surveillance)
• 9th Cabinet (Cryptography)
• 10th Department (Inventory and Archive)
• 11th Cabinet (Information Operations Center)
• 12th Department (Wiretapping and surveillance in enclosed spaces)
• Close Protection Service (Close protection, perimeter protection, transport and catering for high-ranking government officials)
• Cabinet "GAMMA" (Combat against the organized crime)
• Cabinet "XRAY" (Covert Operations)
• Main Cabinet of the Border Troops
• Investigative Department
• Cabinet of Government Communications
• Supply Cabinet
• Construction & Creation Cabinet
• Medical Cabinet
• Department of Financial Planning
• Mobilization Department
• Legal Department and Arbitration

Controversies

The Bureau has been the subject of many controversies, including species rights violations, domestic wiretapping, propaganda, drug trafficking and industrial espionage.