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Recent Press Releases
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Nominations Open for 2026 Achievement AwardsThe Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) and INSA Foundation are now accepting nominations for the 2025 INSA Charlie Allen Achievement Awards. Now in its 16th year, these awards recognize outstanding early- to mid-career professionals from the intelligence, homeland, and national security communities, as well as a senior leader who inspires their success.
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INSA Releases Intelligence Insights on the Use of AI in Insider Risk ManagementINSA has released a new Intelligence Insights paper, Recommendations When Using AI in Insider Risk Management, which outlines key considerations for organizations examining the use of AI in insider risk programs. This paper highlights potential benefits and trade-offs, drawing on practical observations from use cases, and underscoring the importance of careful, transparent deployment.
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Call for Nominations: INSA Board of DirectorsNominations are now open to serve on the 2026-2028 INSA Board of Directors. Serving on the INSA Board is more than a leadership role, it’s a chance to directly contribute to building a stronger, more effective intelligence and national security community.
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2025 INSF Scholarship RecipientsThe Intelligence and National Security Foundation (INSF), the charitable arm of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance, proudly announced the recipients of its 2025 undergraduate and master's scholarship program. This year, the Foundation awarded eight scholarships totaling $60,000.
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AI Subcommittee Submits Recommendations for AI Action PlanINSA's AI Subcommittee recently responded to an OSTP Request for Information (RFI) seeking input on an AI Action Plan. The response outlines INSA’s recommendations for enhancing national security through AI interoperability, workforce development, and public-private collaboration. It provides a framework for cataloging AI capabilities, strengthening AI skills training, and establishing scalable commercialization pathways to accelerate innovation.
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INSA Welcomes Six New Members to Board of DirectorsINSA is pleased to announce the election of six distinguished leaders to its 2025 Board of Directors. Led by INSA Chairwoman Letitia A. Long, the 18-member board provides strategic direction, and oversight to advance INSA’s mission of strengthening public-private-academic partnerships across the intelligence and national security community.