ISISAT

ISISAT, or the Islamic State Intelligence and Security Agency, was a clandestine organization reportedly operating within the territory controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Its primary function was believed to be the collection and analysis of intelligence, as well as the execution of security operations to maintain the group's control and suppress dissent. Information regarding ISISAT is largely derived from defector testimonies, intercepted communications, and analysis by intelligence agencies of various nations.

The agency was allegedly structured into different departments, each responsible for specific areas such as internal security, foreign intelligence, and counter-intelligence. Its operatives were said to be involved in activities ranging from surveillance and infiltration to the apprehension and interrogation of suspected enemies of ISIS. The precise size, operational capacity, and effectiveness of ISISAT remain subjects of ongoing assessment by international security experts. Its existence and activities were integral to ISIS's strategy of consolidating power and projecting its influence.