National Security Institute
Information Services
Medway, MA 1,392 followers
Equipping Defense Industry & Government Security Professionals to Make an Impact Since 1985
About us
The world has changed a great deal since 1985 and so has the National Security Institute. While NSI maintains its respected flagship information services for government and defense contractor security leaders, our employee security awareness programs are now widely used by America’s top corporations of all sizes and across all industries. Born out of years of developing best practices that persuade the average employee to take security seriously, these continuous, enterprise-wide cybersecurity awareness programs are helping companies of all sizes and industries avoid costly security breaches. With over 500 customers, NSI’s roots in protecting the nation’s defense technologies from corporate and nationstate espionage has evolved into enterprise-wide services that help all industries reduce the risk that cybercriminals will be able to exploit the average employee TWO SECURITY PROS TAKE A RISK Seeing the critical need that security teams at the nation's defense contractors had for better information and best practices, Steve and Dave struck out on their own to found the National Security Institute. A passion for supporting often under funded and under appreciated security professionals (and the 1984 birth of Apple's Macintosh personal computer!) fueled these two entrepreneurs on a 35 year journey. NSI continues to evolve and develop solutions to support corporate and government security professionals everywhere.
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http://www.nsi.org
External link for National Security Institute
- Industry
- Information Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Medway, MA
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1985
- Specialties
- National Conference for Defense Contractor and Government Security Professionals, NISPOM Employee Security Awareness , and Cybersecurity Employee Awareness
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165 Main Street
Suite 215
Medway, MA 02053, US
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129 Cipriani Way
Venice, Florida 34275, US
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National Security Institute’s 37th annual forum kicked off today with Rear Admiral Mike Studeman, USN (Ret.) sharing his perspectives on the growing threat from nation state adversaries including their current tactics, techniques and procedures. Newly appointed DCSA Director David Cattler addressed his top priorities for their agency and how industrial security must evolve by 2040. This was later followed by a presentation from Assistant Director Matthew Redding. Thank you to all the dynamic executives who shared their leadership experiences and wisdom from these security-minded organizations: Peraton, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Boeing and ManTech. #USN #ONI #NSIIMPACT #DCSA #DOD #nationalsecurity #IC #geopoliticalrisk #insiderrisk
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Connecting the dots between clearance policy + reality | serial community builder | writer | bibliophile
What a great time moderating the Trusted Workforce and NBIS panel at the National Security Institute IMPACT seminar. We’re going beyond compliance to improve security, and I’m here for it. The best part was discovering Isaiah Rivers is not just a CSO and the NISPPAC chair, but also has an angelic singing voice. Thankful to be able to spend the day with Jill Hamilton and for the many, many good friends and colleagues I was able to see. Special shout out to Robert Schadey and Heather Green with Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) and Matt Eanes with the PAC PMO for their participation, as well. Everyone knows I tend to live life…unfiltered. And while there is still much progress to be made around personnel vetting and the security clearance process, I also don’t ever recall a better bench of leaders across government and industry working toward improvement. Let’s continue to work together to attract, grow, and mentor the next generation of security talent. There are some amazing individuals in this industry to learn from.
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Cybersecurity Risk & Compliance Executive | AI Governance Evangelist | Organizational Psychologist | International Speaker | Corporate Responsibility Champion
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the National Security Institute for inviting me to speak at their recent Impact conference. It was an honor to share insights on the crucial topic of understanding AI's impact on security. In today's digital age, where technology evolves rapidly, it's paramount to comprehend the intersection of artificial intelligence and security. AI offers immense potential for enhancing security measures and presents new challenges and vulnerabilities that we must address proactively. Once again, I extend my heartfelt thanks for the opportunity. I look forward to collective efforts to shape a more secure and resilient future. #AI #Security #Cybersecurity #NSIImpact #Risk #Collaboration
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In case you missed James Kennedy at IMPACT '24, here is his talk complete with helpful tools! #NSIIMPACT24 #Security #BoeingLife
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Last week, Roslyn Wesley, Senior Manager | Audit, Compliance and Security Education, spoke at the National Security Institute (NSI) IMPACT Conference. Roz’s presentation, “Training Today, Security Forever: Optimizing Your Security Training Awareness Program” provided valuable insights and advice for attendees to take back to their teams. Roz is an incredible asset to the Security Services Department, and we are so proud to have her embrace this opportunity to share information with the security community. #security #LifeATMITLL #SecurityEducation
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DCSA will be IMPACT to keep the lines of communication open, answer questions, share expectations, and offer guidance & practical support. https://lnkd.in/gGr3YJ3d David Cattler Matthew Redding @Heather Green Robert Schadey @Andrew Lochli Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA)
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Tough choice! If you could only pick one.... https://lnkd.in/etKGby3E
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Being persuasive and effective requires understanding security threats and steady improvement in how you work with stakeholders. https://lnkd.in/gGr3YJ3d. Still some seats available for 1 and 2 day registrations. Shayla Treadwell, Ph.D. Leonard Moss, Jr., ISP®,CPP, CHS-VMichelle Joy Lambiasi, ISP Mike Londregan Heather Sims Kevin Clifton Tanya Sims
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These Monday IMPACT speakers will make you more productive, effective and persuasive in your security role. Still some 1-Day passes available. https://lnkd.in/gGr3YJ3d Matthew Redding Robby Ann C. Catherine Kaohi LaToya Coleman
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