The director of the Kessler Trauma Center at University of Rochester Medical Center is the recipient of the FBI’s 2020 Director’s Community Leadership Award (DCLA) for his dedication and work providing extensive care and creative support to the Rochester community and its at-risk youth. Keep Reading
The award, considered one of the most prestigious within the FBI, was given to members of the CASTTF for their work in combatting violent crime in Indian Country. Keep Reading
Messaging from white supremacists "has furthered this narrative by framing previous attacks as resulting in a 'score.'" Keep Reading
Over the past year, more than 360 investigators, analysts, and data scientists have worked (mostly virtually) across dozens of federal, state, and local agencies to deter and detect crimes involving federal money. Keep Reading
He will oversee criminal and cyber investigations worldwide, as well as international operations, critical incident responses, and assistance to victims. Keep Reading
Sanborn most recently served as the assistant director of the Counterterrorism Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. She began her FBI career as a special agent in 1998 and was assigned to the Phoenix Field Office. Keep Reading
Steve Lewis: Previously on Inside the FBI, we looked back at the investigation that led to the arrest of Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber—one of the nation’s most notorious domestic terrorists. When the FBI closed the UNABOM case in 1996, it didn’t tuck it away in a closet. The investigation taught us lessons… Keep Reading
Kathy Stearman, author of It's Not About the Gun: Lessons from My Global Career as a Female FBI Agent , gives insight to her time in the FBI. Keep Reading
Upon seeing the children and believing that the victim was of Middle Eastern or African descent, Poole Franklin drove her vehicle over the curb towards both children, striking one of them. Keep Reading
Homeland Security Today announced this afternoon two tremendous additions to its panel of law enforcement experts from the Federal Bureau of Investigation: Special Agent Thomas O’Connor and Special Agent Jerri Williams (ret). Keep Reading
McMillion has served for several years as the chair of the Black Affairs Diversity Committee, which helps the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to advance objectives that affect African American employees and enhance minority recruitment, employment, and retention at FBI. Keep Reading
In 1996, a small group of private sector and government officials began working with the FBI's Cleveland Field Office to help identify cyber threats to the country. Keep Reading
APT actors may use these vulnerabilities or other common exploitation techniques to gain initial access to multiple government, commercial, and technology services. Gaining initial access pre-positions the APT actors to conduct future attacks. Keep Reading
Assailant assaulted officer with electroshock device after others dragged the officer into the crowd, punched him, stole his police radio and badge and threatened his life. Keep Reading
EDNY will double the size of its Civil Rights Section in the Criminal Division to provide additional resources to evaluate and, where appropriate, prosecute hate crimes. Keep Reading
During this Women’s History Month, the FBI is recognizing the accomplishments of women in our workforce. Women in the FBI don't just break down doors—they break barriers and make change. Keep Reading
Wales called cybersecurity investments in the American Rescue Act, including an extra $650 million for CISA, "an important down payment on the cybersecurity capabilities," but "we are not stopping there." Keep Reading
More than 65 have been arrested for assaulting law enforcement officers at the Capitol. However, some of the most violent offenders have yet to be identified. Keep Reading
The CJIS Division provides state-of-the-art tools and services to law enforcement, national security and intelligence community partners, and the general public. Keep Reading
Mr. Vorndran joined the FBI as a special agent in 2003. He was first assigned to the Washington Field Office, where he primarily investigated criminal enterprises trafficking cocaine and heroin. Keep Reading