NRO Director Christopher Scolese Outlines Top Mission Priorities It was a packed room for the December 3 Leadership Dinner with the Hon. Christopher Scolese, Director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). In his prepared remarks, Dr. Scolese described his overarching priorities for the organ ...
A record number of attendees participated in INSA's 7th Annual Speed Mentoring on Nov 12 at the Westin Arlington Gateway. Supported by the Intelligence Champions Council, the fast-paced event provided early to mid-career professionals the opportunity to build relationships and gain valuable insights ...
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.
On September 17, over 200 intelligence and national security leaders from academia, government, and industry gathered to honor former PDDNI Sue Gordon and her 30+ years of public service.
On July 22, more than 100 professionals attended INSA and USGIF's Mid-Career Reboot: Challenges and Choices breakfast program for networking and career-enhancing insights.
On June 14, nearly 700 intelligence and national security leaders gathered to celebrate past accomplishments, forge new relationships, and celebrate the extraordinary career of General Keith B. Alexander (USA, Retired).
It was standing room only on May 7 as more than 300 intelligence community professionals gathered for The New IC: Empowering Women and Engaging Men, a symposium focused on building workplaces fostering diversity and inclusion.
On Tuesday, April 16, more than 200 intelligence and national security professionals from academia, industry, government and the media joined INSA for our Managing the Evolving Cyber Landscape symposium.
On April 1, INSA kicked off National Supply Chain Integrity Month with a panel discussion of government and industry leaders to discuss supply chain security challenges. Here's what they had to say...
On April 1, INSA kicked off National Supply Chain Integrity Month with a panel discussion to discuss supply chain security challenges, implications for U.S. national security and more.
More than 400 leaders from across the intelligence, defense, academic and R&D communities gathered at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner hotel for the April 2 Leadership Dinner with PDDNI Sue Gordon.
This festive evening brought the intelligence and national security communities together to celebrate outstanding early and mid-career professionals from government, military, academia, homeland security, and industry, as well as the senior leaders who inspired their success.
More than 300 leaders from across the intelligence, defense, academic and R&D communities gathered for the January 28 Leadership Dinner with General Jay Raymond, Commander, Air Force Space Command.
On December 15th, IC professionals from the Beltway region gathered for The Human Machine Team: The Analyst of Today and Tomorrow, a standing-room panel event where academia and industry experts elaborated on how intelligence analysts currently leverage artificial AI/ML to provide support and make r ...
On Tuesday, October 30, INSA sponsored a panel discussion that discussed issues faced by both government and industry, ongoing initiatives to reform the clearance process, and both legislative and policy proposals to make the clearance process more effective and efficient.
Video recordings of the nine breakout sessions from the 2018 Intelligence & National Security Summit are now available. These sessions examined issues of vital importance to our national wellbeing and the readiness of the intelligence and national security workforce.
Video of the four plenary sessions from the 2018 Intelligence & National Security Summit are now available, including the opening keynote by Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats.
General Nakasone discussed how NSA is mitigating insider threats, modernizing the acquisition process, and developing a model for cyber deterrence. When asked whether the 2020 elections will be secure, General Nakasone asserted that NSA is committed to combating foreign interference.
More than 600 INSA members and guests helped honor Stephanie O'Sullivan as she received the 34th William Oliver Baker Award on Friday, June 8, 2018. She was presented the award by INSA Chairman Tish Long and Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon.
INSA provided a forum for discussion with professionals of all experience levels about the current environment for women in the Intelligence Community. The event provided a positive interchange on women’s role in the IC and delivered takeaways attendees could apply to their own careers.
