The Anti-Terrorism Division consists of the Physical Security, Overseas Security, Executive Protection, and Investigations and Intelligence Programs.

• Physical Security Program staff: develop a comprehensive physical security program to protect the agency’s facility, property, information, and personnel assets in accordance with Federal standards and regulations; evaluate and certify risk assessment surveys; prioritize the physical security effort; and recommend funding for countermeasures.
  
  
• Overseas Security Program staff: manage the program to deliver services to the United States and Foreign Commercial Service; and with the Department of State, coordinate the provisions of all State-Commerce security agreements.
  
  
• Executive Protection Program staff: coordinate and provide, as requested and authorized, physical protection for the Secretary, visiting foreign officials, and official guests during Department functions.
  
  
• Investigations and Intelligence Programs staff: conduct investigations to identify and/or assess threats to the Department’s mission, operations, or activities and protect Department personnel, facilities, property, or assets, including proactively collaborating with other law enforcement and national security entities regarding criminal intelligence, protective intelligence, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism matters with a security nexus. Program staffs are also responsible for requiring and receiving related information from Department components and security officials; conducting due diligence inquiries upon the request of the Office of the Secretary; and producing reports of investigation and intelligence, threat assessments, and briefings for the Director and appropriate stakeholders.
  • Foreign National Visitor/Guest Information