It won’t be back to business as usual for intelligence community and national security workers. And that means government contractors need more time to take advantage of contingency funds, urges a recent letter signed by a group of trade groups and industry associations, including the Intellige ...
An article from Katie Keller, ClearanceJobs, published July 7, 2020. If there is an organization that has resiliently adapted to these uncertain times in putting on national security symposiums, the Intelligence and National security alliance takes the cake. Additionally, they are notoriou ...
"In the wake of 2020’s transformative events, U.S. intelligence agencies must challenge longstanding institutional habits and embrace new ways to meet the nation’s strategic challenges," INSA Chairman Tish Long writes in her July 20 Op-Ed in Government Executive. Leading the Intelligence C ...
Article written by Nicole Ogrysko, Federal News Network June 17, 2020 More federal employees and contractors in the intelligence community have been gradually returning to their office spaces in the past two weeks. But for IC leadership, “reopening” isn’t only about rearrangin ...
Federal security clearance investigations have finally hit a steady level after efforts to clear a long-running backlog, with investigators clearing out roughly 500,000 cases over the past two years, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr, R-NC., said. In this interview with Daniel W ...
A new whitepaper by the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) addresses concerns surrounding information security.
The Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) has found two critical differences [in the vetting and adjudication processes for government employees and contractors]: the consideration of social media, and personnel security information sharing.
On September 4-5, over 1,600 IC professionals attended the 2019 Intelligence & National Security Summit. The program featured five plenaries and nine breakout sessions that examined emerging issues in cybersecurity, technology and innovation, intelligence policy and workforce readiness.
A provision in the Senate version of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act offers hope to clearance holders that job mobility and true reciprocity—that is, the clean and quick transfer of clearances between agencies—might finally be achieved.
Ahead of the June 14 Baker Award Dinner festivities, General Keith B. Alexander spoke to members of the press on issues such as cybersecurity, intellectual property theft and how the nation can recruit the next generation of public service.
