Federal Bureau of Investigation, also known as FBI, is a state-owned entity headquartered in the US, founded in 1908 and employing approximately 9,430 individuals. The agency's primary function is law enforcement, serving as the US domestic national crime agency.
On September 10, 2026, the FBI Cyber Division unveiled a new strategic roadmap, designed to defend the American people and U.S. critical infrastructure in cyberspace, which spans four pillars: addressing adversaries, victims, partnerships, and capabilities. Earlier the same day, the FBI joined the NSA and CISA in issuing a warning about industrial-scale AI model distillation attacks. They reported that six China-based AI companies conducted campaigns to extract capabilities from American frontier models, potentially providing competing developers with valuable reasoning, coding, and agentic capabilities without the full cost of independent development. This follows the FBI's publication of its first-ever Cyber Strategy on September 9. That document provides guidance on how the agency investigates and disrupts cyber threat actors, emphasizing the need for a strategic response to escalating cyber-attacks by financially-motivated cybercriminals and state-sponsored actors often operating from jurisdictions beyond the immediate reach of U.S. law enforcement.
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