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SECURE.
CONTAIN.
PROTECT.

CURRICULUM VITAE
SCP DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR

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Operational Assignment

Site / Area:

Division:

Department:

Personnel Class B

Level of Authorization (LA) 4

Strategic Capital (CS)

Assign for each SCP Protocol phase: CS-D12, CS-D10, CS-D8.

SECURE

CONTAIN

PROTECT

Grade of Competence (GC)

Assign for each competence area: GC-D10, GC-D8, GC-D6, GC-D4.

Operations & Logistics

Assets Requisitions: Operational Unit, Personal Equipment, Vehicles.

Research & Anomalies

Assets Requisitions: Specialists, Anomalous Assets, Informational Assets.

Infrastructure & Systems

Assets Requisitions: Physical Infrastructure, Integrated System, Deployable Equipment.

Protocols & Authorizations

Assets Requisitions: Operational Protocol, Contact Network, Special Authorization.

Regulation Summary

Operational Action: (Strategic Capital + Op. Asset GP + Sup. Asset GP) vs. Containment Level (LC).

Requisition Action: (Grade of Competence (GC) + Protocol of Appeal (PA)) vs. Level of Authorization (LA).

GP/GC Variations (Actions): Success increases, failure decreases the die grade.

Action Cost: Your Strategic Capital is reduced by one grade after each Operational or Support Action.

Special Protocols: Alpha boosts an asset (minimum GP-D6, risk of exhaustion). Omega is a desperate action (GP-D20 vs LC) that locks the resource type.

Departmental Assets (1/3)

Choose 4 assets and assign grades GP-D12, GP-D10, GP-D8, GP-D6. All other assets start at GP-D4.

Diplomatic Security Team "Praetorians"

Function: Close protection of diplomatic personnel and VIPs. Specifics: An elite team of bodyguards, trained to operate in plain clothes and handle threats in public and high-risk environments.

Media Disinformation Unit

Function: Creation and dissemination of narratives to manipulate public opinion. Specifics: A team of media experts, psychologists, and social media agents who orchestrate media campaigns to create cover stories or discredit opponents.

Counter-espionage Team

Function: Identification and neutralization of hostile agents surveilling the Foundation. Specifics: A team of spy hunters, experts in counter-surveillance and traps for rival G.d.I. agents.

Diplomat

Function: Negotiation with governments and international organizations (e.g. UN). Specifics: A professional negotiator, expert in international law and diplomatic protocols, the official representative of the Foundation in formal interactions.

Political Analyst

Function: Provide in-depth analysis on geopolitical scenarios and world leaders. Specifics: An intelligence expert who monitors global political stability, providing crucial briefings for planning external operations.

Interest Group Analyst

Function: Maintain updated profiles on all rival or allied organizations. Specifics: An expert who studies the structure, motivations, and capabilities of known anomalous groups (GOC, Chaos Insurgency, Serpent's Hand, etc.).

Specialist in Economic Leverage

Function: To exert pressure on governments or corporations through financial means. Specifics: An economist who, in concert with the Acquisitions Department, can orchestrate sanctions, hostile acquisitions, or market manipulations.

Crisis Negotiator

Function: Management of standoffs, kidnappings, or hostage crises. Specifics: An expert in negotiation trained to interface with hostile agents (both anomalous and human) to achieve a non-violent resolution.

Interdepartmental Mediator

Function: Resolution of disputes and conflicts of jurisdiction between departments. Specifics: A negotiator who applies their diplomatic skills within the Site to facilitate cooperation and resolve conflicts between Directors.

Forger

Function: Creating counterfeit documents, identities, and credentials. Specifics: An expert artisan in the creation of passports, visas, and other fictitious documents of indistinguishable quality to support undercover operations.

Specialist in "Witness Management"

Function: Neutralize or recruit key witnesses without the use of amnestics. Specifics: An agent specializing in psychology, intimidation, and persuasion. They are the expert to call when a witness is immune to amnestics or when their knowledge is too valuable to be erased. They can discredit, isolate, blackmail, or recruit an individual, transforming a problem into an asset.

Network of Government Contacts

Function: Access to influential individuals within world governments. Specifics: A network of politicians, military, and bureaucrats 'friends' of the Foundation, who can provide information, access, or political influence.

Departmental Assets (2/3)

Network of Informants in the Interest Groups

Function: Intelligence gathering from within rival organizations. Specifics: Double agents or paid informants infiltrated into other Interest Groups.

Contacts in the Media Sector

Function: Controlled dissemination of information or cover stories. Specifics: A network of journalists, editors, and news agency executives who, voluntarily or not, can be used to shape the media narrative.

Academic Network

Function: Access to undercover experts and university resources. Specifics: A network of academics who collaborate with the Foundation, providing specialized consultations or access to university laboratories.

Dossier on World Leaders

Function: Collection of information (including compromising ones) on global leaders. Specifics: An ultra-high security database containing psychological profiles, vulnerabilities, and "skeletons in the closet" of every relevant political figure.

Anomalous Treaties Archive

Function: Register of all formal and informal agreements with non-human entities or G.d.I. Specifics: A collection of all historical treaties, which define the rules of engagement and truces with other powers of the anomalous world.

Encrypted Diplomatic Briefcase

Function: Secure transport of sensitive data and materials. Specifics: A briefcase that looks normal but is reinforced, tamper-proof, and equipped with an encrypted SSD unit and a self-destruct mechanism.

Fictitious Diplomatic Immunity

Function: Provide credible legal cover for agents abroad. Specifics: The ability to generate near-perfect diplomatic credentials, recognized by most governments, for personnel on mission.

Authorization for Economic Sanctions

Function: Initiate a hostile economic action against a target. Specifics: The power to authorize the use of Foundation funds to destabilize a corporation or a small government that opposes our interests.

Interdepartmental Veto Power

Function: Temporarily block an operation of another department. Specifics: The ability to veto an operation that could have serious diplomatic repercussions, forcing a review by the Site Director.

First Contact Protocol (G.d.I.)

Function: Procedures for approaching a newly discovered Interest Group. Specifics: A series of guidelines on how to establish first contact with a new group, assessing its threat and potential for cooperation.

Treaty Negotiation Procedure

Function: Managing formal negotiations with external powers. Specifics: The operating manual for conducting negotiations, which includes opening strategies, concession tactics, and signing protocols.

Doctrine of Disinformation "Echo"

Function: Manipulation of news cycles to create a desired narrative. Specifics: A strategy that involves "planting" a story on minor media outlets and using a network of bots and social agents to amplify it until it is picked up by the mainstream media.

Departmental Assets (3/3)

Diplomatic Extraction Procedure

Function: Recovery of compromised personnel from hostile territory. Specifics: A plan of action combining political pressure, deception, and covert operations to securely extract a captured agent.

Protocol of "Persona Non Grata"

Function: To discredit and isolate an individual internationally. Specifics: A coordinated campaign to ensure that an individual (e.g., a leader of an international body) is declared "persona non grata" by multiple governments, limiting their movements and influence.

Protocol of Cooperation GOC

Function: Standard procedures for joint operations with the Global Occult Coalition. Specifics: A set of rules of engagement and specific communication channels to interact with the GOC, our greatest rival and, occasionally, ally.

Management of Anomalous Embassies

Function: Interfacing with recognized anomalous enclaves (e.g., Three Portlands). Specifics: The procedures for interacting with the few anomalous communities with which the Foundation maintains formal diplomatic relations.

Encrypted Communications Office

Function: Management of secure communications with agents and external contacts. Specifics: The department's communications nerve center, equipped with quantum encryption systems for very high-risk contacts.

Diplomatic Safe House

Function: A secure operational base in a foreign capital. Specifics: An apartment or an office owned by a shell company, technically considered Foundation ground and protected by surveillance.

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CURRICULUM VITAE
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