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The Department of Homeland Security is facing criticism over an ad for its 'See Something, Say Something' campaign that features a woman in a low cut top, prompting jibes that the federal agency is trying to 'sex up' the task of encouraging Americans to spy on each other.

"It looks more like an ad for a spa treatment, or possibly, Match.com," joked Buzzfeed, noting that, "The ad features a woman who looks more bemused than worried, checking out...something. She's wearing what appears to be a sexy, deep neckline dress or top."

Instead of informing the public about exactly what they are supposed to be looking out for, the ad seems solely designed to attract attention and characterize the whole process of tattling on your fellow citizen as sexy and seductive -- like you're playing the starring role in a spy thriller.