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.
On Monday, April 30, 2018, National Counterintelligence and Security Director Bill Evanina and a panel of experts from AECOM, Microsoft, DHS, and NIST stressed the importance of public-private cooperation to ensure U.S. supply chain vulnerabilities are not exploited by foreign adversaries.
This symposium at INSA on Tuesday, April 10, 2018, brought together leaders from the public and private sectors to open a dialogue on how to enable service-based acquisition at speed and scale in support of national security.
U.S. Army LTG Robert P. Ashley, Jr., Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), was INSA’s honored guest and keynote speaker at its Leadership Dinner on Thursday, March 8, 2018.
INSA held its eighth annual Achievement Awards ceremony on February 22, 2018, at the United States Institute of Peace. More than 220 INSA members and guests helped recognize recipients for exceptional leadership, mentorship, and outstanding contributions to U.S. intelligence, national security, or h ...
U.S. Army General Raymond A. Thomas III, Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), was the honored guest and keynote of INSA’s final Leadership Dinner of 2017 on Wednesday, December 13.
INSA’s Cyber and Domestic Security Councils jointly hosted a tabletop exercise to examine cyber threats to critical infrastructure. More than 70 participants brought expertise from government agencies, cybersecurity companies, and energy and transportation operators.
INSA's Intelligence Champions Council hosted its annual professional development panel discussion on November 14, 2017, "Serving Your Country in National Security: Mindsets and Skill Sets for Success." Panelists included representatives from CIA, FS-ISAC, NSA, and OG Systems.
Public-private partnerships and information sharing arrangements are essential to making critical infrastructure more resilient against cyber attacks, according to a panel convened by INSA on October 4, 2017.
Video of all six plenary sessions from the 2017 Summit, including Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert, defense intelligence service chiefs, congressional leaders, counterterrorism partners overseas, principle IC agency directors, and PDDNI Sue Gordon
Video of all nine breakout sessions at the 2017 Summit covering innovation, cybersecurity, security clearance reform, domestic security, artificial intelligence, critical infrastructure, acquisition, and the future threat environment.
CIA Director Michael Pompeo outlined top national security priorities Tuesday, July 11, 2017, at an INSA Leadership Dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner in McLean, VA.
On April 10, 2017, INSA hosted "Unprecedented Counterintelligence Threats: Protecting People, Information, and Assets," a symposium for industry and government to discuss best practices for insider threat programs, supply chain security, the OPM breach, and more. National Counterintelligence Executi ...
Strengthening the FBI’s relationship with the private sector is essential to stemming the frequency and severity of major cyber intrusions and attacks, FBI Director Jim Comey said at an INSA Leadership Dinner March 29.
