Join INSA for a Leadership Dinner with Navy Admiral Michael S. Rogers as he reflects on his first 20 months as director of the National Security Agency (NSA), commander of U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) and chief of the Central Security Service (CSS). The evening will include a keynote from Adm. Rogers on his strategic plan for the first major reorganization of the NSA/CSS workforce in more than a decade to address its growing role in support...

Join the Intelligence and National Security Alliance’s Intelligence Champions Council (ICC) for a panel discussion on mission diversity that will explore how different perspectives, backgrounds, and skill sets contribute to the intelligence mission. The discussion will include panelists representing a wide spectrum of experiences across government leadership, junior staff, non-traditional intelligence backgrounds, and private sector lead...

As the Office of the Director of National Intelligence reaches its 10th anniversary in April 2015, INSA invites you to a symposium discussing the impact of this landmark reorganization of the Intelligence Community. Current and former prominent leaders from government and industry will participate in panel discussions throughout the morning to share their perspectives on the role of ODNI in strengthening our national security, and challenges a...

Biometrics for Government and Law Enforcement returns for its 9th consecutive year as the only biometrics event to exclusively cater to the needs of federal government and local law enforcement. Join hundreds of biometric professionals (both industry and end users) to preview the future of biometric initiatives and technology, first hand from those leading the direction of our upcoming efforts. About Biometrics for Government and Law Enforceme...

The LOA Symposium is the premier event dedicated to enabling interactive exchanges among senior logistics leaders, industry, and logistics operators. This unique event brings together these key players to identify grassroots problems, discuss possible solutions, as well as discuss future opportunities and needs in the logistics field. The theme for the 2014 Symposium is "Leaner, Stronger, Connected." Attend this informative 3-day event focused...

As more and more tactical, business, and social media capabilities migrate to smartphones and handheld devices, OSD and the Services have been tasked with finding a way to permit these capabilities to flourish and expand while ensuring that security and warfighter protection are maintained and enhanced. Results from recent Army experiments with providing smartphones on the battlefield via the Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications (CSDA)...

The global video surveillance market, which totaled over $13 billion in 2012, is poised to grow 14% annually between now and 2020. Sparking this growth is a burgeoning increase in new roles and missions for video surveillance as a game-changer in defense, intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement, coupled with dramatic new capabilities in video systems, technologies and analytics. This two-day symposium brings together government pla...

The two-day general session will assemble the Key Organizations and the Senior Leading Experts that are shaping the direction of ISR current requirements and exposing the many future capabilities for the services and public service sectors. The Services’ ever increasing roles for ISR assets are permeating across a very broad range of critical missions, including but not limited to: Persistent Global Surveillance & Global Strike, Cou...

Biometrics Analytics, Big Data and Biometric-Enabled Intelligence— Next-Generation Capabilities and Opportunities The proliferation of new collection devices, a range of new developments in recognition technologies, innovative approaches to sensor and data fusion, and the emergence of powerful analytic tools give defense, intelligence, homeland security, and law enforcement officials important new capabilities to carry out their mission...

As the war in Afghanistan winds down, many regions in the world will be in persistent conflict for generations and the IED will be the primary weapon of choice for decades, by insurgent and terrorist groups. We must contain the spread of IEDs as a global weapon of choice by making them too costly to produce and too risky to employ by Attacking the Network that emplace IEDs, and by training our forces on effective CIED operations. The domestic...