MAJOR INTELLIGENCE OFFICES IN o Counterterrorism, the top

THE PHILIPPINES priority, given the

ongoing Global War on Terror.
National Intelligence Coordinating o Nonproliferation of nuclear and
Agency (NICA) other weapons of mass
destruction, with North
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Korea described as perhaps the
most difficult target.
Philippine Drug Enforcement o Warning/informing American
Agency (PDEA) leaders of important overseas
events, with Pakistan described
Intelligence Service of the Armed as an "intractable target".
Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) o Counterintelligence,
with China, Russia, Iran, Cuba,
Philippine National Police Intelligence and Israel described as
Group "priority" targets.
o Cyber intelligence.
Central Intelligence Agency Largest Intelligence agency in the
Created on 26 July 1947 world.
Harry S. Truman signed the National
Security Act of 1947 into law MOSSAD
Creation of the CIA was the unforeseen
attack on Pearl Harbor Is the national intelligence
World war II agency of Israel.
Is a civilian foreign intelligence
service of the U.S. Government It is one of the main entities in
Tasked with gathering, processing and the Israeli Intelligence Community,
analyzing national security information along with Aman (military intelligence)
from around the world, primarily and Shin Bet (internal security).
through the use of human
intelligence (HUMINT). Responsible for intelligence
The CIA reports to the Director of collection, covert operations,
National Intelligence and is primarily and counterterrorism, as well as
focused on providing intelligence for bringing Jews to Israel from countries
the President and his Cabinet. where official Aliyah agencies are
When the CIA was created, its purpose forbidden, and protecting Jewish
was to create a clearinghouse for foreign communities.
policy intelligence and analysis. Today
its primary purpose is to collect, Its director reports directly to the Prime
analyze, evaluate, and disseminate Minister.
foreign intelligence, and to perform
covert actions. Formed on December 13, 1949, as the
According to its fiscal 2013 budget, the Central Institute for Coordination at the
CIA has five priorities: recommendation of Prime
 Minister David Ben-Gurion to Reuven
Shiloah.
In March 1951, it was reorganized and
made a part of the prime minister's
office, reporting directly to the prime
minister
Mossad's former motto: "For by wise
guidance you can wage your war"
Latest motto: "Where there is no
guidance, a nation falls, but in an
abundance of counselors there is safety."
Institute for intelligence and special
operations.
One of the entities of the Israeli
intelligence community along with
AMAN (Military Intelligence) and
SHIN BET (Internal Security)
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
COORDINATING AGENCY
Is the primary intelligence gathering and
analysis arm of
the Philippine government, in charge of
carrying out overt, covert,
and clandestine intelligence programs.
Its motto is: Kaalaman ay Kaligtasan
Close coordination with
the CIA, Mossad, Secret Intelligence
Service and intelligence services of
ASEAN countries to counter the threat
of terrorism.
Founded in 1949, it was created by
President Elpidio Quirino under the
authority of Executive Order 235
Abolished on September 16, 1972 by
President Ferdinand Marcos under
Presidential Decree 51 and replaced by
the National Intelligence and Security
Authority (NISA)[6] headed by
General Fabian Ver.
After the 1st EDSA Revolution, it was
renamed the National Intelligence
Coordinating Agency in 1987
KGB
Is the organization which covered
internal security, intelligence, and the
secret police in the Soviet Union from
1954 to 1991.
The Cheka was first created under Lenin
to defend the Bolsheviks and the
October Revolution from the White
Army. From its start the organization
began suppression of counter-revolution
activity by using domestic terror and
international deception. The group was
renamed to the State Political
Directorate.
Helped defend the Bolshevik revolution
in 1918 (at that time called the Cheka,)
been a key instrument in carrying out
the Great Purge of 1936-38 (then called
the NKVD,) and had sent many legal
and illegal spies on successful espionage
operations into the west.
Committee for State Security
The KGB favored what they would call
Active Measures, or disinformation,
propaganda, counterfeiting official
documents, assassinations, and political
repression, such as penetration of
churches, and persecution of political
dissidents.