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How do I get more information about becoming a Private Investigator/Detective?

I am a Cyber Security Student with Corporate experience in Information Security. I was wondering if the CIA or NSA are the places to look into? #criminal-justice #information-security #cyber-security #citi #women-in-tech

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Steve’s Answer

I would also include the FBI. You can also check https://www.usajobs.gov/ to see what jobs are available.
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Monique’s Answer

Absolutely!! as both the CIA and NSA have opportunities for those wanting to break into the field.
https://www.cia.gov/careers/student-opportunities
https://www.intelligencecareers.gov/nsa/index.html. Also the NSA Georgia. NSA/CSS (Central Security Services)

Also other avenues to research as well. Department of National Intelligence and ,National Institute of Justice.
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Kayla’s Answer

Hi there! I would start at the local state level to see what the requirements are for PI licensure. Most states require passing relevant exams at minimum, but other states also require prior experience (PI roles). As for detectives, that depends if you are looking for private or public roles. Most public roles require law enforcement training completion and passing relevant exams, and then subsequently getting hired at a department as an Officer first and then moving to a detective role after some experience. Not all require a college degree, but most require some college attendance/associates degree etc.
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