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The document outlines the missions of different directorates within the CIA. The Directorate of Analysis provides all-source analysis on national security issues. The Directorate of Operations strengthens national security through human intelligence and covert action. The Directorate of Digital Innovation focuses on accelerating innovation with digital and cyber capabilities. The Directorate of Science & Technology enhances operations and identifies adversaries' weaknesses through technology. The Directorate of Support provides all necessary support to help the other directorates accomplish their critical national security missions. The Mission Centers integrate capabilities from across the CIA to address pressing national security challenges.
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