Effect of intelligence agencies’ function on social security

Intelligence agencies play an important role in the implementation of government objectives based on different strategies. One of the success factors of these agencies in the present era is the effective use of information resources for the implementation of organizational missions that the correct adoption of strategies in these agencies is the first step for the successful integration of human resources with information resources; perhaps if their measures are based on having command of information sources and the proper understanding of opportunities and threats, it will be of more importance than organizational resources in providing social security. Social security is one of the basic needs of the security of the system, individuals and entities of society, because in the absence of it, all elements of the country are damaged, because social security creates cohesion, dynamism and ability of society and strengthens the foundations of government against internal damage and external threats, especially in the changing circumstances of the region and the world. Today, in the era of information and communication technology, the effect of the performance of information organizations on the social security charter is doubly needed. This study, considering the importance of the effect of information organizations’ activities on social security, was to answer the question that the positive effect of the performance of intelligence agencies on social security in the context of which strategies are more: positive or negative. The research hypothesis was examined in the conceptual-theoretical framework of sociology of security with a focus on intelligence agencies’ function by library and analytical - descriptive methods. The findings of the study showed that by comparing the intelligence agencies’ function in securing the system, the effect of their activities in the positive strategy of effect-oriented on social security is more positive than the negative strategy of product-oriented.