This one-day workshop explains the responsibilities and functions of a new Facility Security Officer (FSO) and offers insight into the intricate world of security clearances.

TOPICS:

• Personnel access control
• Facility Clearance issues
• NISPOM required briefings
• Standard Practices and Procedures Manual
• Safeguarding materials
• Security Education
• Personnel Screening
• Personnel Security Clearances and the process
• Reporting for NISPOM compliance and other Customers
• Document Control
• Classification Management
• Systems security and planning
• COMSEC
• OPSEC
• Threat briefings

YOUR SPEAKER:
Joe Dickey is retired from the National Security Agency (NSA) and has 38 years of Federal, US Air Force (USAF) and civilian security experience, directing and implementing programs within the Department of Defense (DOD), the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) and industry, from domestic and international perspectives.  His comprehensive background in antiterrorism, physical, industrial and Special Programs security include decision-making positions as the Chief, Technical Security and Chief, Headquarters Facilities Security during the largest growth period in NSA's history and the Gulf War. As a USAF Office of Special Investigations and Federal Special Agent, he has significant experience in counterintelligence, counter narcotics and polygraph.  His varied experience as a federal subject matter expert includes physical security, industrial security and antiterrorism.  As the NSA Antiterrorism Program Manager, Joe was responsible for the design and implementation of the Perimeter Security Antiterrorism (PSAT) Program at NSA headquarters, Ft. George G. Meade, MD.  In this capacity, Joe successfully implemented the program, the largest security enhancement in NSA's history, which included establishing interagency working groups within the Intelligence community to address contemporary domestic and foreign threats and implement world-class solutions in a pre-9/11/01 security environment.  Joe's diverse background as a security expert has made him instrumental in establishing operational procedures relating to domestic and international security, most of which are in use today.

Schedule:

Registration / Coffee and Pastries: 8:00am
Program: 8:30am-3:00pm
Lunch on your own

Price:

$475 (Regular fee $495 discount available until February 15)

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