Although George Orwell's 1984 was written as a utopia, it led to an analysis of the future reflections and consequences of the Cold War era by being fictionalized by the author. Numerous studies have been conducted on the work 1984. However, there are not enough academic studies on intelligence and security. George Orwell's work in 1984 shows ways of controlling the masses by creating enemies and thus keeping the regime strong, similar to the ways in which German fascism did. George Orwell's security and intelligence approach also resembles the 21st century international system. In particular, the internal security measures in the work 1984 resemble the current Middle Eastern intelligence system. Creating an enemy in the work 1984 and specifying threat and risk factors in a specific way also make the work particularly striking. With this study, the security and intelligence approaches of the work 1984 have been examined. The aim of the study is to examine the security approach in 1984. In particular, how authoritarian regimes control intelligence and law enforcement security and societies has been examined. In addition to this situation, the potential for terrorizing the state or society in the authoritarian regime(s) in the book 1984 has been examined by literature review.