Confederate Intelligence Service (CIS)

The primary in intelligence agency of the Blackhelm Confederacy with operatives positioned in classified locations across the globe. One of their primary responsibilities is tracking terrorist groups and monitoring the sale of arms around the world, although other areas also fall under their domain. Foreign intelligence gathering and cyber warfare are two of the most important functions of the CIS, and their paramilitary unit has been suspected in actions in a number of nations

CIS Paramilitary Units

The men of the CIS paramilitary forces are part of a highly clandestine group that specializes in the collection of intelligence in foreign lands. These men also participate in building political influence and forming opposition groups in unfriendly governments, as well as psychological and economic warfare.

Global Intelligence Operations

The CIS operates on a global scale, conducting intelligence operations in various regions to track and gather information on terrorist organizations. Their focus includes monitoring the sale and trafficking of arms to prevent their proliferation and the support of illegal activities. By tracking these groups and their activities, the CIS aims to neutralize threats to the Blackhelm Confederacy's national security and maintain stability in the global landscape.

Foreign Intelligence Gathering

Foreign intelligence gathering is a vital function of the CIS. Through a network of agents, informants, and technical means, the agency collects information on foreign nations, governments, military capabilities, and potential threats to the Confederacy's interests. This intelligence provides critical insights for policymakers and strategic decision-making.

Cyber Warfare

In an increasingly interconnected world, the CIS recognizes the importance of cyber warfare in modern intelligence operations. With a dedicated team of skilled cyber operatives, the agency engages in offensive and defensive cyber operations to protect the Blackhelm Confederacy's digital infrastructure, gather intelligence, and disrupt hostile cyber activities. These operations aim to maintain information superiority and safeguard national security interests.