Press
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Recent Press Releases
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Nominations OPEN for 2027 Baker AwardCelebrating Exceptional Service and Impact! For decades, the William Oliver Baker Award has served as a mark of excellence, distinguishing an extraordinary individual for their sustained commitment to excellence in intelligence and national security affairs. Send nominations by COB Monday, September 28, 2026.
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Nominations Open for 2027 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 17th 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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Call for Nominations: INSA Board of DirectorsNominations are now open to serve on the 2027-2029 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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2026 INSF Scholarship RecipientsThe Intelligence and National Security Foundation (INSF) is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2026 undergraduate and master's scholarship program. This year, the Foundation awarded eight scholarships totaling $65,000. Since 2021, INSF has awarded $275,000 in scholarships.
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New Paper Addresses Identity Gaps in High-Impact Support RolesINSA released a new Intelligence Insights paper, Safeguarding National Security by Strengthening Identity Verification Procedures, which examines the risks posed by gaps in identity verification for non-cleared personnel who may have access to sensitive information, systems, networks, financial data, source code, or proprietary data.
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INSA Joins Industry Coalition to Recommend Intelligence Authorization Reforms