A "Spy Network" refers to a system of individuals and organizations that gather, analyze, and share information, often related to national security or corporate interests. These networks can include government agents, informants, and technology used for surveillance. Their primary goal is to collect intelligence that can provide strategic advantages. Spy networks operate in various forms, from formal agencies like the CIA or MI6 to informal groups of private investigators. They may use methods such as espionage, cyber surveillance, and human intelligence to obtain sensitive information. The effectiveness of a spy network often relies on secrecy and the ability to remain undetected.