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  • Field Offices — FBI
    Our local FBI offices are all about protecting your communities The FBI has 56 field offices (also called divisions) centrally located in major metropolitan areas across the U S and Puerto
  • The FBI Is Quietly Spying on Americans. The FISA Fight Could Stop It - TIME
    A bipartisan coalition in Congress is challenging a surveillance law that lets the FBI search Americans' communications without a warrant
  • Why Do I See “FBI Surveillance Van” in My Wi-Fi List?
    It’s happened to most of us: glancing at our Wi-Fi list and seeing a suspicious name like “ FBI Surveillance Van ” or “ NSA Monitoring Station ” The initial reaction is often panic – are we being spied on? Is Big Brother watching our every move? The reality is much less dramatic
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation - United States Department of Justice
    The FBI currently has over 37,100 employees, including approximately 13,700 special agents and 20,100 professionals, who serve as intelligence analysts, linguists, surveillance specialists, engineers, computer scientists, financial analysts, and other professionals
  • Why Do I See FBI Surveillance Van in My Wi-Fi List?
    If you see "FBI Surveillance Van," "FBI Van," "NSA Van," or "Police Surveillance Van" on your list of Wi-Fi routers or access points, don't worry: It's just someone nearby playing a practical joke
  • FBI Locations | FBIJOBS
    Our field offices are centrally located in major metropolitan areas across the U S and Puerto Rico and service a broad area We also have more than 350 satellite offices, or resident agencies, located in smaller towns or cities Find your field office Use the map to find a field office and contact a local recruiter near you
  • How Do You Know If the Feds Are Watching You? - LegalClarity
    Federal agents conduct physical surveillance in public spaces where the law doesn’t require a warrant because there’s no reasonable expectation of privacy They may use unmarked vehicles, set up observation points near locations you frequent, or follow you on foot
  • FBI declares suspected Chinese hack of US surveillance . . . - POLITICO
    The FBI last week deemed a recent China-linked cyber intrusion into a sensitive agency surveillance system a “major incident,” meaning it poses significant risks to U S national security,


















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