Agência Brasileira de Inteligência
A ABIN é o órgão central do Sistema Brasileiro de Inteligência - SISBIN, que tem, a seu cargo, planejar, executar, coordenar, supervisionar e controlar a atividade de Inteligência do País, cumprindo a política e as diretrizes traçadas nos termos da Lei que cria a Agência.
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The devastating potential of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons, known as weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and its vectors, such as missiles, represents a serious threat that goes beyond a country’s...
Abin’s new site stems from the belief that accessibility is an essential condition to the social inclusion of people with disabilities or special needs. It is therefore necessary to provide...
On December 7, 2012, we celebrate the 13th anniversary of the creation of the Brazilian Intelligence Agency. The date marks the signing of Law n. 9.883/1999, which designated Abin as the central department of the Brazilian Intelligence System (Sisbin). Among its responsibilities, Abin carries out the National Intelligence Policy and all its related actions, integrating the work of the Intelligence departments in the country. Thus, Abin is a direct advisor to the Head of State, ensuring comprehensive knowledge of facts and situations related to the well-being of our society and the development and security of our country.
The Museum of Intelligence aims to preserve the memory of the Intelligence activity and its professionals, as well as to guarantee and safeguard the common patrimony of the institutions and to display objects and documents that are classic examples of the historical evolution of the Intelligence…
Bens sensíveis são aqueles passíveis de utilização no desenvolvimento de Armas de Destruição em Massa e seus vetores (mísseis)
Why was the Crested Carcara chosen as the symbol-bird of the Abin? The crested carcara is a Brazilian bird known for its valor, acute vision...
Brazil has shown significant advances in strategic areas – airspace, biotechnology, energy matrices, new materials, information technology. This has given the country a competitive edge in the global scenario...
CEPESC – Research and Development Center for the Security of Communication – was created on May 19, 1982, to remedy the flagrant Brazilian deficit in the safekeeping of secrecy of official transmissions. The country used to import cryptographic devices as...
