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Suite 700 Courthouse Centre
(Tyson Corner)
1953 Gallows Rd.
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: (703) 734-8300
Fax: (703) 893-5338

Crystal City Office:
1111 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
West Tower Suite 616
Arlington, VA 22202
Phone: (703) 416-5080
Fax: (703) 416-5088


Opportunities

Intelligence Analyst/Technical Specialist Full Time Suitland, MD


Skills Needed Required or Desired?
A current SSBI Required
BA/BS desirable Required
At least 3 years of experience either in the military or in the intelligence community is required. Required
Analytical experience Required
Coding or programming interests of any kind Required
Oracle or other database software applications. Desired
HTML, XML, SGML Desired
Counter-terrorism experience. Desired


General Description:
Junior to mid level position combining analytical intelligence tasks and Oracle software applications that underlie the analytical and production processes. Participates in contract tasks that require the blending of intelligence analysis and software development. With training provided by Delex if necessary, writes programs and procedures in an Oracle development environment that generate inputs to and extracts from intelligence databases and related knowledge management arenas. Conducts liaison daily with current customers while working on government site. Efforts address foreign weapons systems, operational intelligence, counter-terrorism, homeland security, and information technology (IT). Participates hands-on in the preparation of deliverables such as output querying programs, querying procedures, input screens, and intelligence database designs. May also participate in related knowledge management efforts in the Intelligence Community, such as digital production process re-engineering and production tool testing.


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Delex Systems, Inc.

Delex Systems, Inc. is a worldwide supplier of innovative, best value technology solutions. Delex provides information technology, program management, modeling and simulation, research and analysis, and full-spectrum training solutions for domestic and international customers.

Research and Analysis Solutions
With more than twenty years experience meeting the U.S. Government's research and analysis needs, Delex has proven we can tackle short or long-term analytic projects and deliver top-notch results. Delex Systems provides a wide array of research, analysis and publishing services. Our research and analysis expertise encompasses:


· Foreign political/economic/military issues

· Future requirements and scientific and technological assessment

· Analysis and assessment of foreign technical documents

· Knowledge mapping




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In support of our research and analysis capability, we offer a full line of production and publishing services. Delex today provides editing, composition, lay-out and publishing services to a number of U.S. Government and industry customers. Our services include:


· Graphics design, including three-dimensional art

· Web site design and implementation

· Delivery in any media - camera-ready hard copy, CD, or HTML documents ready for the web


Delex can also help with innovative solutions to reduce the cost of producing recurring publication requirements. Our database-to-document publishing techniques have been proven to slash production cost and distribution time.

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Master’s Degree with 3 or more years experience required, including extensive experience with data analysis, data handling, and computer programming. Experience using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) Automation strongly preferred. The successful applicant should have statistical experience as well as experience with SPSS and strong database design skills. Experience using the SPSS Scripting facility is preferred. The Data Analyst must be able to apply a variety of data collection and analysis methods and have experience using theory-based approaches to evaluation and research. Strong methodological, communication, conceptual, and organizational skills, together with the ability to work in a team environment, are required. Caliber offers a supportive work environment and an opportunity to develop professionally alongside experts in the field. Compensation is competitively matched to qualifications with excellent benefits. If interested, please forward a cover letter and resume to:

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Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
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VA License 11-2078
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About Us

Information Protection
Technology Protection
Physical Security
Security Education and Training
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Positions

Counterintelligence Analyst
BAI is seeking Counterintelligence candidates possessing various backgrounds and experience. Some of our contracts focus on operations and vulnerability assessments for technology protection. Other contracts require a primary focus on CI analytical experiences and the ability to prepare written evaluations. We urge all potential candidates with CI backgrounds to submit their resumes for consideration.
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Functional Analyst, III, IV, V
Abstract: Funtional Analysts II, III, and IV. Analysts should have specialized experience within the various counterintelligence analytical disciplines. Relevant experience includes, but is not limited to extensive knowledge of analytical techniques, in gathering and analyzing data to solve complex problems and or produce finished reports; e.g operations research, modeling, threat analysis, and or risk assessment. Requires the ability to plan and carry out complex projects to completion and an extensive knowledge of subject matter concepts, practices and procedures. EEO
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SCI Personnel Security Specialist
The incumbent will act as the contract liaison to DIA, WHS and other government agencies on SCI clearance issues · Prepare and maintain SCI nominations · Coordinate SCI meetings and conferences, ensuring all personnel are appropriately accessed for the subject information · Coordinate all SCI requirements for the National Team · Provide indoctrination briefings and debriefings to personnel approved for SCI access (read more...)

Qualifications

Positions

Searched SRA's site on May 8:

Requisition ID: 4473
Requisition #: C3I04736
Job Title: Junior Intelligence Analyst
Work Location: Crystal City, Virginia
Area of Interest:

Project Overview: Career professional Intelligence Analysts and Subject Matter Experts provide contractor support to the Counterintelligence Field Activity (CIFA). The contractor Intelligence Analysts augment onsite government cleared analytic support personnel with the knowledge, skills, and abilities to rapidly integrate in a variety of analytic areas where perceived shortfalls in manpower or experience exist. Analysts not only bring requisite military, government, and/or academic expertise to the CIFA but also provide integration support in a dynamic and changing environment, contribute to the CIFA mission, and produce CIFA intelligence products. The ORION Center provides analytic support to the CIFA through operationalization of intelligence in support of the counterterrorism mission. Analytic support in the areas of global and functional terrorism analysis, includes patterns and trends in regional terrorism activities as well as terrorist capabilities and tactics.

Daily Responsibilities: ORION Center Analysts supporting the CIFA organization are experienced in analyzing and producing current, time-sensitive intelligence information and can support a 24X7 crisis/non-crisis environment as well as deploy as needed. Analysts evaluating methodologies and technologies for the CIFA can adhere to non-disclosure agreements, effectively evaluating solutions as an agent of the government.

Required Skills
Years of Expertise: 5
Degree Requirements: Bachelors
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: Education: BS/BA is required. Can Trade-Off Years Experience for Degree Experience: 5-10 Years of CI Analysis related Intelligence Analysis experience or similar CI/Intelligence Analysis experience. CT, or CI or Intel Analytic Professional Training Familiarity with and use of analytic tools and exposure to new CI/CT methods is desired.

Desired Skills
Degree: Bachelors
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: Expectations: have some experience with the Intelligence Cycle, work on teams and conduct research, data entry, perform some analysis, complete CI analytical products and brief on their product. Employ new methods and technologies to assist in analysis.

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May 1:
Job Function: Research

Investigative Research Assistant

SRA International, Inc.
Job Title: Investigative Research Assistant
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: C3I04726 (..727 and ...728)
Industry: Government Contractor, High Tech / IT
Job Function: Research
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: 1 Years
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Washington, DC 20001
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



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Requisition ID: 4445
Requisition #: C3I04726
Job Title: Investigative Research Assistant
Work Location: Washington, District of Columbia
Area of Interest:

Project Overview: This exciting project requires the Investigative research assistant to conduct extensive database searches, catalog captured information in database and produce summary products in support of Homeland Security law enforcement elements.

Daily Responsibilities: Candidates are required to conduct, exhaustive database searches, extract relative information and do data entry. Candidates will spend their time focusing on: Data Entry, Proficiency with MS Windows, Working knowledge of Microsoft office, including Excel, Word and Access. Must be capable of Internet data mining, have strong organizational Skills and close attention to details, Strong written communications skills and the ability to work with and complete multiple deadlines concurrently.

Required Skills
Years of Expertise: 1
Degree Requirements: None
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: Data Entry, Proficiency with MS Windows, Working knowledge of Microsoft office, including Excel, Word and Access. Capable of Internet data mining, Organizational Skills and close attention to details Strong written communications skills Ability to work with and complete multiple deadlines concurrently

Desired Skills
Degree:
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: Previous research experience a plus Previous law enforcement or intelligence experience a plus

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Intelligence Analyst

Company Name: SRA International, Inc.
Job Title: Intelligence Analyst
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: C3I04851
Industry: Government Contractor, High Tech / IT
Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: 4 Years
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Washington, DC 20001
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 3/13/04



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Requisition ID: 4736
Requisition #: C3I04851
Job Title: Intelligence Analyst
Work Location: Washington, District of Columbia
Area of Interest:

Project Overview: This position provides traditional and automated criminal intelligence support to the newly established Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Special Intelligence Project for the Intelligence Analysis of War Criminals and Exploited People Groups.

Daily Responsibilities: Position requires core skills of Intelligence Analyst, Intelligence Officer, or equivalent, for the intelligence collection, and the production of intelligence products. The position requires a strong user level computer knowledge using tools such as Microsoft Word, Access Databases and Power Point tools. Candidates will receive specialized computer training on analytical software packages.

Required Skills
Years of Expertise: 4
Degree Requirements: None
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: Degreed intelligence professional candidates or minimum of four years equivalent field experience. Candidates should have completed formal intelligence training course or law enforcement investigative courses. The Intelligence Analysts will provide data entry and intelligence analysis support to multiple automated intelligence analysis systems provided by the Department of Homeland Security. The objective for successful candidates is to provide intelligence support to DHS using automated intelligence tools. Candidates should be capable of providing expert analysis of law enforcement data for all aspects of the intelligence process. a)Request For Information, (RFI) b)Tasking to provide case information on past and current criminal organizations c)Collate and analyze data coming in from the field offices. d)Prepare and create documents from electronic sources i)Link analysis ii)Telephone toll analysis iii)Visual investigative analysis charts e)Special Reports f)Completion of overall assessment report g)Investigative/intelligence leads to field agents

Desired Skills
Degree: Bachelors
Subject:
Operating Systems: N/A
Hardware: N/A
Software: N/A
Languages: N/A
Other: TS Clearance







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Oil & Gas Sector Infrastructure Protection/Homeland Security Engineer

Summary

Company Name: The Mitre Corporation
Job Title: Oil & Gas Sector Infrastructure Protection /
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 2256BR
Industry: Engineering, Nonprofit, Technical, Science
Job Function: Engineer - All
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Master's
Years Experience Desired: 5 years
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Mc Lean, VA 22101
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



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Req ID 2256BR
Job Title Oil & Gas Sector Infrastructure Protection/Homeland Security Engineer
Location VA: McLean
Profession Engineering
Department Code G076
Purpose Oil & Gas Sector Infrastructure Protection/Homeland Security Engineer to support Government sponsor.
Key Functions Responsible for keeping abreast of current/immediate threats, operational status, vulnerabilities, risks, and best security practices in order to provide operational, threat update, and planning support to sponsor for the US Petroleum and Natural Gas sectors. The overall goal is to improve Homeland Security for the nation's Oil & Gas sector. Responsible for sharing threat and other infrastructure-related information with sponsor (Department of Homeland Security) and Oil & Gas industry personnel both orally and in writing. Selected candidate will generate operational awareness, threat, vulnerability, risk, and best practices information and products related to the U.S. Oil & Gas infrastructure, including all segments of the petroleum, natural gas industries. Understanding of both Cyber and physical vulnerabilities and threats is required. Knowledge of chemical, biological, and radiological (CBR) as well as conventional explosive threats to/from the Oil & Gas sector is desirable
Preferred Education/Experience MS degree (or equivalent) in engineering or operations research focused on Oil & Gas systems plus at least 5 years experience performing Oil & Gas threat, vulnerability, risk or security assessments. Candidate must be familiar with major Oil & Gas sector government and industry organizations such as DOE, FERC, API, AGA, NPRA, and the Energy Information Sharing and Analysis Center for the Oil & Gas sector (i.e., the Energy ISAC). Must be able to work effectively as part of a team, providing leadership for the Oil & Gas infrastructure portion of the team's critical infrastructure work. Requires excellent writing and verbal communications skills.
Desired Skills Petroleum or Natural engineering or analysis skills. Must understand Oil & Gas industry operational, management, control, contingency planning, and security processes. Must be able to conduct and report on Oil & Gas threat and vulnerability assessments.
Travel Statement *This position will require overnight travel up to 5 % of the time.
Clearance Statement *Applicants selected for this position will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Only US citizens are eligible for a security clearance. For this position, MITRE will consider only applicants with security clearances or applicants who are eligible for security clearances.,

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Energy Infrastructure Protection/Homeland Security Engineer"

Company Name: The Mitre Corporation
Job Title: Energy Infrastructure Protection / Homeland S
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 1288HS
Industry: Engineering, Nonprofit, Technical, Science
Job Function: Engineer - All
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Master's
Years Experience Desired: 5 years
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Mc Lean, VA 22101
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



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Req ID 1288HS
Job Title Energy Infrastructure Protection/Homeland Security Engineer
Location VA: McLean
Profession Analysis
Department Code G076
Purpose Energy Infrastructure Protection/ Homeland Security Engineer to support Government sponsor by keeping abreast of current/immediate threats, vulnerabilities, risks and best security practices for the electric power and/or oil and gas sectors. This position will require to be on site at Sponsor's Washington, DC location at least 85%.
Key Functions Responsible for keeping abreast of current/immediate threats, vulnerabilities, risks, and best security practices in order to provide operational, threat update, and planning support to sponsor for the electric power and/or oil and gas sectors. The overall goal is to improve Homeland Security for the nation's energy sector. Responsible for sharing threat and other infrastructure-related information with sponsor and electric power and oil and gas industry personnel both orally and in writing. Selected candidate will collect and generate threat, vulnerability, risk, and best practices information and products related to the US energy infrastructure, including all segments of the electric power and oil and gas sectors. Understanding of both Cyber and physical vulnerabilities and threats is required.
Preferred Education/Experience MS degree (or equivalent) in engineering or operations research focused on energy systems plus at least 5 years experience performing energy threat and vulnerability assessments. Candidate must be familiar with major energy organizations such as U.S. DOE, FERC, NRC, OPS, BLM, NERC, API, EEI, NPRA, the Information Sharing and Analysis Centers for electric power and oil and gas, and others, Must be able to work effectively as part of a team, providing leadership for the Energy infrastructure portion of the teams's critical infrastructure work. Requires excellent writing and verbal communications skills.
Desired Skills Energy engineering as applied to electric power and oil and gas infrastructures. Must understand electric power and oil and gas operational, management, reliability, and security processes in industry. Must be able to conduct and report on energy threat and vulnerability assessments.
Travel Statement *This position will require overnight travel up to 5% of the time.
Clearance Statement *Applicants selected for this position will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance. For this position, MITRE will consider only applicants with security clearances or applicants who are eligible for security clearances.

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Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst

Legislative and Regulatory Policy Analyst, Senior

Summary

Company Name: Booz Allen Hamilton
Job Title: Legislative and Regulatory Policy Analyst, Se
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 01016683
Industry: Consulting Services, Engineering, Government Contractor, High Tech / IT
Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: Not Listed
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Falls Church, VA 22040
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



Full Text Legislative and Regulatory Policy Analyst, Senior–01016683


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Description
Key Role:
Build, lead, and manage a team, which analyzes the impact of proposed legislation and regulation on clients existing or proposed infrastructure protection and homeland security policies, plans, and procedures. Coordinate assistance relevant to client preparation for and responses to legislative inquiries. Conduct on going, in-depth research on Congressional areas of focus related to homeland security and Infrastructure Protection issues. Develop point papers, analyses to inform clients of potential related testimony, and QFR topic areas.


Qualifications
Consulting:
You will be primarily responsible for planning, organizing and leading tasks and projects, and ensuring the quality of client deliverables. You will apply well-developed consulting, assignment management and functional skills in the execution of the work. You will be a role model of the firms core values and play a significant role in:


Maintaining and expanding client relationships through delivery of high quality work
Leading, coaching and developing junior staff
Managing client assignments, technical/functional content, budgets and staff resources

Functional/Industry Knowledge:

Experience with congressional legislative processes and general regulatory processes of Departments and agencies relevant to homeland security and infrastructure protection policies required
Ability to deliver the highest quality products to a range of diverse clients
Possession of excellent research skills required
Possession of excellent leadership, analytical, client handling, and team management skills required
Possession of excellent oral and written communication skills required

Education/Certifications or equivalent required:
BA or BS degree in Public Policy, International Relations, or a related field required; MA or MS degree preferred

Clearance:
Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Booz Allen Hamilton, the premier strategy and technology consulting firm, works with leading clients in both the public- and private- sectors to deliver results that endure.

If you want to realize your potential and fulfill your ambition while making a difference for clients, Booz Allen is the place for you.

We value the diversity of our people.
Equal Opportunity Employer.



Profile
Job Field Defense Analysis
Locations United States-Virginia-Falls Church

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Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst

Intelligence Analyst, Mid

Summary

Company Name: Booz Allen Hamilton
Job Title: Intelligence Analyst, Mid
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 01016638
Industry: Consulting Services, Engineering, Government Contractor, High Tech / IT
Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: 3+ years
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Washington, DC 20001
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



Full Text Intelligence Analyst, Mid–01016638


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Description
Key Role:
Provide the analysis and integration of complex intelligence issues for senior clients within a homeland security agency. Develop concepts, approaches, and strategies to integrate the resources of this agency to solve national security issues. Process the data to produce high quality papers, presentations, recommendations, and findings for senior clients.


Qualifications
Consulting:
You will be responsible for serving as a competent, effective member of client delivery/assignment teams. You will focus on completing client work in accordance with established plans and quality standards. Concurrently, you will focus on building your competencies in the areas of basic consulting, assignment performance, functional skills and in embracing and practicing the core values of the institution. You will also be responsible for task coordination and management and contribute recognized functional expertise to client deliverables.

Functional/Industry Knowledge:

3+ years of experience in an intelligence community or military planning position required
Knowledge of the US Intelligence Community required
Ability to work in a changing and high impact environment required
Ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines, work extended hours in an emergency situation at the client site required
Possession of excellent analytical and client interaction skills required
Possession of excellent oral and written communication skills required

Education/Certifications or equivalent required:
BS or BA degree in a related field required; MS or MA degree preferred

Clearance:
Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information; TS/SCI clearance is required.

Booz Allen Hamilton, the premier strategy and technology consulting firm, works with leading clients in both the public- and private- sectors to deliver results that endure.

If you want to realize your potential and fulfill your ambition while making a difference for clients, Booz Allen is the place for you.

We value the diversity of our people.
Equal Opportunity Employer.



Profile
Job Field Intelligence Analysis
Locations United States-District of Columbia-Washington

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Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst

HLS Policy Analyst, Senior


Summary

Company Name: Booz Allen Hamilton
Job Title: HLS Policy Analyst, Senior
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 01012739
Industry: Consulting Services, Engineering, Government Contractor, High Tech / IT
Job Function: Security / Investigation, Analyst
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: Not Listed
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Falls Church, VA 22040
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/29/04



Full Text HLS Policy Analyst, Senior–01012739


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Description
Key Role:
Provide policy analysis of infrastructure protection and homeland security issued for our client. Provide support for the policy process, including legislative initiatives through implementation and compliance with policy requirements. Apply well-developed consulting, assignment management, and functional skills in the execution of tasks.


Qualifications
Consulting:
You will be primarily responsible for planning, organizing and leading tasks and projects, and ensuring the quality of client deliverables. You will apply well-developed consulting, assignment management and functional skills in the execution of the work. You will be a role model of the firms core values and play a significant role in:


Maintaining and expanding client relationships through delivery of high quality work
Leading, coaching and developing junior staff
Managing client assignments technical/functional content, budgets and staff resources

Functional/Industry Knowledge:

Experience with managing and leading a team of employees required
Experience with client management required
Experience with the public policy process
Knowledge of CIP and related HLS issues
Ability to multi-task required

Education/Certifications or equivalent required:
BA or BS degree in Public Policy, International Relations, or related field required; MA or MS degree preferred

Clearance:
Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Booz Allen Hamilton, the premier strategy and technology consulting firm, works with leading clients in both the public- and private- sectors to deliver results that endure.

If you want to realize your potential and fulfill your ambition while making a difference for clients, Booz Allen is the place for you.

We value the diversity of our people.
Equal Opportunity Employer.



Profile
Job Field Defense Analysis
Locations United States-Virginia-Falls Church


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Job Function: Security / Investigation

Counterintelligence Analyst

Summary

Company Name: Beta Analytics International, Inc.
Job Title: Counterintelligence Analyst
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: HR-003-027
Industry: Law Enforcement / Security, Other
Job Function: Security / Investigation
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: 5+
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Alexandria, VA
Contact Information: Fax:301-599-5547

Date Posted: 4/27/04



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Counterintelligence Analyst
Abstract
The incumbent(s) will provide security upgrade initiatives across the clients entire infrastructure by providing / conducting risk and vulnerability assessments on many of the clients critical infrastructure nodes, and an internal review of the staffing requirements for security and intelligence. These initiatives will identify shortfalls in the areas of Anti-terrorism/Force Protection program implementation, security safeguards, and threat data dissemination.
The incumbent(s) will allow the client to immediately implement a follow-on security upgrade initiatives across their infrastructure, develop a backbone for intelligence sharing and reporting, and allow for proactive countermeasures in response to specified threats against their properties, personnel, and technologies.

Education and Training

BA/BS or equivalent experience
Formal Counterintelligence training (DoD)
10+ years specialized experience (Intel/CI/Criminal Investigations)

Skills

10+ years experience within one or more intelligence disciplines

Position Description

The incumbent will review over 500 past Threats and Suspicious Incident (TSI's) reports, and monitor approximately 10 weekly TSI's and DoD Counterintelligence Information Center summaries. Coordinate efforts with criminal intelligence analysts to produce threat assessment products, identify foreign intelligence, terrorist, and criminal intelligence reports. Disseminate these reports to National Intelligence Agencies, INSCOM, FBI, CID, JFCOM/Northern Command, DOE, TVA, DOI and other related agencies.

Conduct daily reviews of national intelligence, law enforcement products and reports submitted through various classified mediums. Submit requests for information to gain specific information on threats to the client¿s infrastructure and current projects. Use this information to produce Homeland Security warnings and advisories for dissemination, and conduct intelligence briefings accordingly.

Review critical program information, critical research technologies under development, and disseminate threats nationally and abroad. Provide data entry support to the client¿s specific intelligence and law enforcement database that monitors these threats, suspicious incidents and law enforcement activities effecting the client¿s facilities, installations, and infrastructure.

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Research Analyst

Summary

Company Name: The Mitre Corporation
Job Title: Research Analyst
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 1235HS
Industry: Engineering, Nonprofit, Technical, Science
Job Function: Research
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Master's
Years Experience Desired: Not Listed
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Mc Lean, VA 22101
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Contact Information: Not Listed
Date Posted: 4/17/04



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Req ID 1235HS
Job Title Research Analyst
Location VA: McLean
Profession Analysis
Department Code G076
Purpose Selected candidate will research and monitor topics related to critical infrastructure protection and information security.
Key Functions Selected candidate will work as part of team performing threat analyses and vulnerability assessments related to Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and network security. Specific duties will include researching and monitoring issues relevant to these topics and providing this information on a daily basis to sponsors and team members. Researcher will contribute directly to a wide variety of analytical studies. Researcher will also evaluate commercial, government, and MITRE-developed data mining, extraction, and analysis tools.
Preferred Education/Experience Master's degree in library science or related field. Previous experience researching critical infrastructure or homeland security issues, computer and network security, or specific infrastructure sectors a plus.
Desired Skills Requires expert knowledge of a wide-range of research tools, including the Internet, commercial online databases, and non-standard information sources. Requires the ability to synthesize large amounts of data, excellent writing and communication skills, the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, and the ability to meet frequent deadlines.
Travel Statement *This position will require occasional presence at the sponsor location in Washington, DC.
Clearance Statement *Applicants selected for this position will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Only US citizens are eligible for a security clearance. For this position, MITRE will consider only applicants with security clearances or applicants who are eligible for security clearances.


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Research Assistant for Emergency Management

Company Name: ICF Consulting, Inc.
Job Title: Research Assistant for Emergency Management
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: Not Listed
Industry: Consulting Services, Environmental, High Tech / IT, Utilities / Gas / Electric
Job Function: Management, Public Safety
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Bachelor's
Years Experience Desired: Not Listed
Salary/Hourly rate: Not Listed
Job Location: Fairfax, VA 20151
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Contact Information: ICF Consulting, Inc.
9300 Lee Highway
Fairfax, VA 22031
Fax: 703.218.2680

Date Posted: 3/25/04



Full Text

Research Assistant for Emergency Management

Business Area: Emergency Management & Homeland Security

Location: Fairfax, VA

Description:

Responsibilities include research and drafting presentations; analyzing legislation; preparing correspondence and outreach documents; and supporting the development of plans and emergency preparedness exercises for homeland security clients at the national, state and local levels. Candidate should have coursework or extracurricular activities in a related field. Excellent writing skills and Bachelors degree required. Additional qualifications include: GPA of 3.2 or higher, excellent oral and written communication skills, superior analytical abilities, and solid computer skills, especially with Microsoft applications (Word and Excel).




E-mail resume to:resumescs@icfconsulting.com

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Research Associate

Company Name: The CNA Corporation
Job Title: Research Associate
Job Status: Full-time Regular
Job Code: 155BR
Industry: Government Contractor, Nonprofit
Job Function: Research
Job Division: Not Listed
Education: Doctoral
Years Experience Desired: 3 years
Salary/Hourly rate: $51000 to $63600 per year
Job Location: Alexandria, VA 22301
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Contact Information: The CNA Corporation
PO BOX 549230
Suite 2
Waltham, MA 02453
Attn: Human Resources

Fax:781-663-2487

Date Posted: 3/2/04



Full Text Requisition No. 155BR
Title Research Associate
Salary Range $51,000 - $63,600
Location Alexandria, VA
Job Description Primary Purpose:
Support homeland security research and analysis projects.

Essential Duties:
Examine complex homeland security operations, resource, scientific and policy issues.
Report status and progress of analysis to project managers.
Identify and document issues and risks; communicate to project managers; escalate as required.
Perform all other duties as assigned.
No. of Positions 1
Req Type Exempt
Degree Requirements Master's
Experience Required Education:
Masters degree required, preferably in field related to analysis (i.e., statistics, operational research, social science).

Experience:
Minimum of 3 years research experience and 5 years experience in one of the following public safety environments including: Fire Service, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, Homeland Security or other related area. Also, must have experience analyzing, preparing and delivering research findings.

Skills:
Must have ability to analyze problems and propose viable solutions, and excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills.


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MANAGEMENT
Corporate
Main Switchboard
12015 Lee Jackson Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22033
(703) 218-6000


Communications
12015 Lee Jackson Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22033
(703) 218-8200

ManTech Telecommunications & Information Systems Corporation
14119-A Sullyfield Circle, Suite 100
Chantilly, VA 20151
(703) 814-4200

ManTech Test Systems, Incorporated
14119A Sullyfield Circle, Second Floor
Chantilly, VA 20151
(703) 633-1300




Critical National Security

ManTech’s traditional customer base has been the U.S. Government, with emphasis on Critical National Security Systems. Within this community, the emphasis is on high-availability systems that require high-reliability, redundant architectures with very stringent security requirements. ManTech provides a broad range of services to enhance systems and network availability and mission-critical performance of our customers' hardware, software, computer, network, and telecommunication assets in the following areas.

Intelligence Operations
We have more than 20 years of experience providing services for strategic and tactical intelligence systems, networks and facilities in support of intelligence community and Department of Defense customers. To support classified systems and facilities designed to collect, analyze, process and report on signals intelligence, we develop and integrate advanced, signal processing systems and develop new signal processing techniques. Our intelligence-related services include the design, rapid development and prototyping, integration and management of real-time signal processing systems.

Communication Systems and Infrastructure Support
We design, develop, modify, maintain and perform diagnostics on secure communication systems and network infrastructures. This process involves evaluating industry standards, system architectures and applications in order to recommend, develop and integrate technology solutions into a customer's secure communication system. As part of our services, we can procure, install and test new voice, data and video information systems in a customer's facility.

Safeguarding Critical Infrastructures
Our capabilities include threat definition and modeling, vulnerability identification, adversary characterization, lethal force defense analysis, security life-cycle planning and management, physical and cyber countermeasure optimization techniques and operations security assessments. We have provided these services to the intelligence community and the Department of Defense to identify potential foreign and domestic threats, including terrorism, to quantify exposure to these threats and to implement prudent countermeasures.

Information Assurance
We provide comprehensive information protection programs that assess and implement integrated physical, technical, operations, personnel, computer and communication security requirements, including disaster recovery assessment. Our services include systems security architecture development, test and evaluation, certification and accreditation support and compliance audits and inspections.

Business Overview

Information Technology

Systems Engineering

Case Studies


Careers

Mitretek Systems
3150 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA 22042-4519
703-610-2002

(In the Marriot area of 495&Rte 50)

"We provide a public benefit by assisting all levels of government and other organizations in fulfilling missions that benefit the public in the areas of criminal justice, environment, health, safety, energy, counterterrorism and homeland security, space, transportation, and telecommunications."

In the decades before America’s war on terrorism and the events that triggered it, Mitretek professionals have focused on America’s vulnerability to terrorist attacks. Our concern: developing solutions that enable federal, state and local officials to detect suspicious activities, respond to crises, and help with investigations. Among the security-related efforts Mitretek has supported and continues to advance are:

Biometric database systems that help identify individuals sought by the federal government
Automation and integration of health indicator data to reveal attacks on the nation’s health or agriculture
Critical infrastructure protection
Information-sharing and analysis systems for linking national and local, private and public sector entities
Emergency response and preparedness planning
Chemical weapons disabling methodologies





Homeland Security & Counterterrorism

Strategic Framework (White paper)

Chemical/Biological Defense

Infrastructure Protection and Security

Information Sharing and Analysis

Constructive Analysis Models for Threat Assessment
Knowledge Management Systems
Counter-Terrorism TIPS Call Center
Investigative Support Systems (ISS)
USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS)
FBI and States

Centers of Excellence

Mitretek Qualifications and Experience

Managing Risks from WMDs

MITRE-Washington
7515 Colshire Drive
McLean, VA 22102-7508
(703) 883-6000

Areas of Expertise

MITRE works in the broad domains of aviation, defense and intelligence, and enterprise modernization. Our core areas of expertise, listed below, underlie all these domains.


Acquisition and Systems Analysis

Communications and Networking

Information Technology

Sensors

Systems Engineering

Independent Research and Development

MITRE Scientists and Engineers

MITRE scientists and engineers provide our customers with a unique combination of broad operational knowledge and in-depth technical skills through our federally funded research and development centers.

MITRE also maintains its own independent research and development program, in which MITRE staff explore new technologies that may provide the answers to the near-term and far-term challenges of our customers. In these research projects, MITRE experts develop concepts and prototypes that may be transferred to government organizations. As the manager of FFRDCs working in the public interest, MITRE also transfers technology to the public whenever appropriate.




Employee spotlight:

February 2004
The Digital Librarian
Susan Gogos
Keeping staff informed about current events in the homeland security field is Susan Gogos' primary goal for the Homeland Security Newsletter.


The Digital Librarian
Finding the Right Information at the Right Time

While the Internet provides valuable and vast resources to researchers everywhere, it also presents a challenge to information providers. The need to select, evaluate, and disseminate the right information in a timely manner is paramount. MITRE relies on its Center for Information and Technology—including Information Analyst Susan Gogos—to provide an array of resources to meet this challenge.

Gogos is responsible for compiling information and publishing the Homeland Security Newsletter (HSN). The HSN is a daily online newsletter designed to keep MITRE staff throughout the organization informed of daily events in the homeland security industry and government arenas. Primarily an internal newsletter accessible through the corporate intranet, it focuses on issues related to MITRE's work program.

Gogos came to MITRE three years ago, after spending several years working in the restaurant industry, including a couple of years as a pastry chef. Ready for a career change, she completed her Master's in Information Science at the University of Maryland in 2000 and put her new skills to work at MITRE shortly thereafter. "My work is really a combination of searching online journals, scanning newspapers, and using Google News to get the news nuggets—those items that are not reported in the major newspapers, like state and local issues and product press releases," she explains. "I scan several newspapers daily—The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Los Angeles Times, as well as government-oriented sources such as Government Executive, Government News, Federal Computer News and Washington Technology. I also review a number of Web sites, including those of the White House, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Administration, Transportation Security Administration, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection."

Not surprisingly, producing an electronic newsletter requires many traditional library skills such as asking the right questions, knowing where to obtain the appropriate information, and determining the credibility of the source. Plus, working online provides access to a wealth of information and speedy searching. However, sifting through the vast amount of electronic information and evaluating the reliability of the information can be challenging.

"A big part of producing a newsletter is having a clear understanding of the topic and what our staff needs to know to keep up-to-date on it," continues Gogos. "Information Services works hard to provide information of value to all MITRE staff," she says. "I really enjoy the act of gathering information and presenting it in a meaningful way to people who can then use it to better help our sponsors. Plus, in my three years at MITRE most of my work has focused on providing information related to safer air travel and homeland security—it's a good feeling to know I'm helping in those efforts."

When asked what is the most challenging aspect of publishing the HSN, Gogos is quick to answer. "Finding the time to review and summarize all the different sources of homeland security information," she says. "Luckily, I'm able to use a formatting software originally created by MITRE. The engineers adapted it to fit the needs of the newsletter; it streamlines the online publishing process by automatically forming a pdf file."

In the Wapost ads had jobs for:

Information Analyst (library/Knowledge management)
Energy Infrastructure protection/homeland security
Oil & Gas sector infrastructure protection

Johnston McLamb
14420 Albemarle Point Place, Suite 200
Chantilly, VA 20151-1678
703-502-0901


Johnston McLamb provides leading-edge Information Technology solutions for commercial and government clients.

We are an independently assessed SEI CMM (Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model) small business headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia that delivers awarding-winning enterprise-wide, web-enabled application solutions. Delivering near-term measurable results in cost savings and improved levels of service, we successfully build and support complex solutions in the following areas: data warehousing, eCommerce, business intelligence reporting/knowledge management, Enterprise Resource Management (ERM) product integration, Time and Attendance (T&A), eTravel, credit card purchasing/fraud detection, fuel tax recovery, document management, CPIC/IT (Capital Planning and Investment Control) business case support, IT Portfolio and program management, COTS/GOTS integration (commercial off-the-shelf and government off-the-shelf products), financial reporting systems, and legacy system modernization and migration. Our solutions span today’s leading technologies and systems development methodologies such as Oracle, Java, and Microsoft .NET technologies for Internet, Intranet, and Extranet environments.



March 8, 2004
Johnston McLamb Implements R3 for Donor Alliance

November 7, 2003
Workbrain and Johnston McLamb join forces to address growing workforce management needs of US government clients

October 29, 2003
Johnston McLamb receives U.S. Postal Service Quality Supplier Award – One of 10 companies out of 25,000 recognized as one of “the best of the best”

July 31, 2003
Johnston McLamb Awarded Implementation of Time & Attendance Solution

July 8, 2003
Johnston McLamb Implements R3 in Arkansas

April 7, 2003
Johnston McLamb is awarded case tracking redesign project for Department of Labor, Office of Administrative Law Judges

February 25, 2003
Johnston McLamb Awarded BuyUSA Program Support with Commerce

February 12, 2003
IAC, E-GOV, and Federal CIO Council Announce EXCELLENCE.GOV "TOP 5" Award Winners

Management Systems Designers, Inc. (MSD) provides leading edge IT solutions to government and commercial clients to automate business practices. MSD's focus on combining technology and business processes provides our clients with the flexibility and confidence to meet their business requirements. From specialized database design, network engineering, web technologies or hardware purchases, MSD creates quality systems and customer value.

Contract News:
Monday, February 23, 2004
MSD Wins DHS BCS Contract
Vienna, VA – February 19, 2004 –Management Systems Designers Inc.’s (MSD) Enterprise Systems Division recently received a new contract from the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Citizenship and Immigration Services for development, testing, and implementation of the Background Check Service (BCS). BCS will allow DHS to meet the critical needs of its business by speeding the processing of background checks for applicants applying for specific immigration benefits. These background checks require submittal of fingerprints to multiple Federal Agencies including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and DHS Interagency Border Inspection System (IBIS). This new project expands MSD’s current role in managing biometric information used in processing immigration benefits, enforcement, and visitor entry/exit. For more information, contact Jim Fox, MSD Senior Vice President, Marketing at 703.281.7440 x124.


Fairly IT. Best example of Homeland Security in job title:Policy Analyst (about half way down the page):
Job Description:
Provide Information Assurance (IA) support functions for unclassified and classified systems and networks and other systems within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) environment. Responsibilities include performing technical and management consulting, policy development, security training course development, and risk management support functions to ensure integration of computer security best practices into DHS and ICE. Also required to review directives governing handling sensitive and classified data to ensure proper implementation of requirements. Participate in computer security meetings and activities. Support the development of all computer security related materials. Prepare detailed computer and telecommunications security requirements implementation directives for use by both field and headquarters component information security personnel. Provide reports to managers regarding effectiveness of data security and make recommendations for the adoption of new procedures.
Education:
Bachelors Degree in related area or equivalent experience
Required Skills:
Minimum of 8 years of professional experience. Must have a detailed understanding of physical security, technical security countermeasures, risk management, contingency planning, and data communications networking in an unclassified environment. Experience preparing management-level documentation. Demonstrated expertise in converting a variety of government directives into useful component-level procedural documentation. Superior writing skills (samples required). Independent thinker with in-depth, hands-on experience implementing various security mechanisms in an unclassified environment . All applicants for this position must be cleared at the SECRET level and must qualify for a TOP SECRET security clearance in order to be considered for employment. This position requires U.S. citizenship.
Desired Skills:
Experience with NIACAP, DITSCAP, or NIST accreditation requirements and guidelines. Experience as a Facility Security Officer and/or Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO). Experience implementing a formal System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) program.

Force Structure Analysis
Warfare Assessments
Systems Engineering and Technical Trade-offs
Cost and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Program Management and Acquisition Reform Support
Database Development
Financial Management Support
Business Process Reengineering and Information Technology
International Cooperative Development
Modeling and Simulation


The following is a list of the different groups within SPA and their acronyms:

Systems Engineering and Analysis Division (SEAD)
Joint Warfare Analysis Division (JWAD)
Joint Submarine Analysis Group (JSAG)
Joint Systems Engineering Group (JSEG)
Financial Management Group (FMG)
Joint/Navy Analysis and Assessment Division
International Cooperative Development Group (ICDG)
Joint Air and Missile Defense Organization Group (JTAMDOG)
Analysis and Support Group (ASG)
Protective Security Support Group (PSSG)
Strategic Systems Engineering and Analysis Group (SSEAG)
C2 Systems Engineering Group (C2SEG)
Systems Engineering Group (SEG)
Joint Campaign Analysis Group (JCAG)
Joint Logistics Analysis Group (JLAG)
Acquisition Management Group (AMG)
National Security Affairs Group (NSAG)
ISR Systems Group (ISG)
Advanced Engineering Development Group (AEDG)
Operations Support Division (OSD)


SPA currently has openings in the following areas. Please choose your area of interest...

Administrative Support
Facilities
Finance
Human Resources
Information Technology
Internships
Junior Analysts
Mid-Level Analysts
Program Management
Senior Analysts
Homeland Security:

2003-139 : PSSG - Scheduler

The Protective Security Support Group (PSSG) conducts technical, operational, and policy assessments for a variety of defense and homeland security clients. This position will support analyses, assessments, and technical efforts related to reducing our nation’s vulnerabilities to terrorist attack. Specifically, the position requires the creation, population, and maintenance of a scheduling system to coordinate as many as 2500 site visits per year performed by multiple teams. Visits will be made to critical infrastructure sites throughout the United States and its territories. Trip planning and preparation, trip execution, and post-trip reporting need to be scheduled in a coordinated manner that supports accomplishment of Homeland Security goals. Duties will include using existing databases to populate portions of the scheduling system, establishing, relationships with other databases, and migration of data. This position requires significant coordination to arrange visits, as well as developing, tracking, and reporting metrics related to these visits. This position may also involve collateral duties, to include administrative support to senior management. The successful candidate will have experience coordinating the movement/deployment of teams and small organizations to nationwide locations in order to conduct assessments and assist visits. Candidate should be capable of building, populating, and maintaining a scheduling database that tracks activities from identifying the need for a visit through completion of trip and technical reports. A minimum of 5 years of experience is required. Candidates must be proficient with Microsoft Office applications, to include Access and Project; familiarity with web-based applications is highly desired. Knowledge of the federal government, particularly the Department of Homeland Security, and experience with scheduling technical assist visits and/or inspection teams and a current active SECRET clearance are pluses.

Locations: Multiple listings.
CHANTILLY
4501 DALY DRIVE
SUITE 400
CHANTILLY, VIRGINIA 20151

5180 PARKSTONE DRIVE
CHANTILLY, VIRGINIA 20151

FAIRFAX
10300 EATON PLACE
SUITE 240
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 22030

10302 EATON PLACE
SUITE 150
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 22030

9302 LEE HIGHWAY
SUITE 900
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 22031

MANASSAS
9500 GODWIN DRIVE
BLDG 1201023
MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 20110

Falls Church, McLean, Vienna--multiple listings




Includes Data mining and data warehousing, specifically its ADAM service:

Data Analysis
The Challenge: to retrieve, process and analyze large quantities of public records data.
The process to retrieve public records data and perform data analysis is normally very labor intensive. SAIC's Automated Data Analysis and Mining (ADAM) service bureau is designed to efficiently retrieve, normalize, and integrate data into an organization's workflow. With ADAM, an organization can reduce the labor costs of data analysis and cost-effectively perform large numbers of public-record searches that would meet their work requirements.

The Solution: the ADAM Service
ADAM is a service bureau, employing a suite of information management tools developed by SAIC to maximize the utility and value of data pulled from the electronic data-warehouses of ChoicePoint Incorporated©. Our customers require rapid results from their queries of ChoicePoint's© data stores, and our tools allow the fastest and most reliable return of the data possible. ADAM provides the specific analyses required by our clients to turn data into useful knowledge. In short, ADAM provides clients with the ability to obtain and analyze enormous amounts of data to create explicit profiles of target groups and collect critical data on each of the individual members of that group.

The ADAM technology platform facilitates the five steps that your organization must take to effectively make use of the available data:

Customer Data Acquisition and Analysis: ADAM collects and 'cleans' the information in your existing databases so that it can be used to generate more accurate search results.
Batch Warehouse Querying: Using the cleaned data, ADAM produces batched SQL queries that are designed to produce the best possible information product.
Database Loading: ADAM intelligently runs your search requests against ChoicePoint's© massive data repository, capturing the returned data into easily analyzed data tables.
Analysis: Using innovative technologies (e.g. Spatial Analysis and Pattern Recognition), ADAM transforms the data collected from ChoicePoint© into information needed to make decisions.
Reporting and Notification: ADAM publishes a customized information product that fits the needs of your decision makers, allowing them to incorporate the information into their work flow.
Uses for ADAM
Government agencies, law firms, banks, insurance companies, mortgage companies, non-profits, emergency responders, and individuals can use ADAM services for the following:

Perform detailed research on thousands of records in a fraction of the time.
Generate information required to make mission critical decisions.
Perform data analysis to find patterns and trends.
Efficiently retrieve and integrate data into an organization's workflow.
The primary applications for ADAM include fraud detection, litigation support, market and demographic analysis, and data validation. However, ADAM is flexible and can provide customized reports or other data products that meet the work flow needs of your organization. Samples of how data sources are used are provided below.

Fraud Detection: Fraud affects everyone. Fraud contributes to the rising cost of insurance, health care, and finance charges and often diminishes the capacity of organizations to provide the highest quality of goods and services. Organizations can use ADAM to verify that information stored in their internal files is valid and not likely to be fraudulent, including names, addresses, social security numbers, etc.:

Address Verification
Social Security Verification
Physician's License Status
Pilot's Records
Financing History
Litigation Support: With ADAM, businesses can quickly perform research on businesses and individuals, identify key facts and supporting documentation, and compile and analyze valuable information, including:

History of bankruptcies, liens and judgements
Extent of real property holdings
Current Corporate Status, Officers and Registered Agents
Property and mailing addresses
Significant Shareholders
OSHA Compliance
Our goal is to provide accurate information that can be seamlessly integrated into your workflow to minimize costs and maximize efficiency in litigation support activities.

Market and Demographic Analysis: The ADAM service provides market analysis tools and customized solutions to help companies make better business decisions and gain the competitive edge.

The ADAM service can be integrated into a business' workflow to perform competition and customer analysis and generate valuable statistical data based on the most current information. Companies can view and manipulate data to better understand and identify trends with current and potential clients, sales, and market forces. Sources for data include:

Telephone/Consumer Directory
Business Directory
Real Property Ownership
Significant Shareholders
Aircraft and Watercraft Ownership
Data Validation: Many organizations maintain vast amounts of customer data, such as business names and addresses, which need to be maintained and checked for consistency, integrity, and redundancy. Using the ADAM service, businesses can arrange to periodically have their internal files checked against the ChoicePoint© data warehouse to identify where more current information may exist. In cases where new data are available, the customer's files can then be updated to reflect the most current information available, including:

Address Verification
Social Security Verification
Drivers License, Date of Birth
Business Registrations
ADAM clients
ADAM clients have included major insurance companies, a university research center, and federal and county government clients including the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Internal Revenue Service, and Los Angeles County. Our clients use the ADAM Service to assess risk, identify and deter fraud, and to make better, more timely, informed decisions.


Use our quick Contact Form or call 1-800-430-7629.

Under National Security, there's Homeland Security:

Products: We provide vehicle and cargo inspection systems for contraband detection, portable X-ray inspection systems to inspect suspect packages for explosives, and software to assess the consequences of technological and natural disasters to population, resources and infrastructure.


Preparedness Planning: We provide contingency and response planning including critical infrastructure protection; chemical/biological threat reduction, vulnerability assessments, and disaster preparedness modeling and analysis.


Response Training: SAIC offers emergency response training and mass-casualty medical training and evaluation. We are leaders in training and education in the area of biological defense and have conducted extensive training for military, intelligence, and civilian authorities throughout the United States.


Crisis Management: Under contract to the FBI, SAIC develops and supports forensic science computer systems and reference files which serve FBI and state and local crime laboratories performing DNA analyses. We design surveillance technologies to detect clandestine behavior and Consequence Assessment Tools to define the extent and magnitude of disasters.
In the wake of the September 11 attacks, SAIC redoubled its efforts to help those affected by these attacks and protect against future attacks. Read more about how our unique capabilities are helping transform Homeland Security, Crisis Response and more:

SAIC - Securing the Homeland at the National Level (620k PDF File*)


SAIC - Securing the Homeland at the State and Local Levels (1.1 MB PDF File*)

Domestic Safety

CNAC is addressing urgent issues in the fields of domestic preparedness and safety and law enforcement for clients that include the Department of the Navy, the Coast Guard, and state and local agencies. For this challenging work, we provide teams of experts who are cross-trained in a range of disciplines. Our current research is focused in four areas:


Helping governmental agencies shape their roles in the enforcement and emergency response areas

Helping federal agencies and state/local governments develop robust plans and policies to deal with the potential threat from terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction

Analyzing the effectiveness of real world law enforcement operations

Using exercises and games to test emergency preparedness plans


CNAC analysts conduct both policy-oriented research and empirical analysis of operations. Consistent with other areas of CNAC research, we excel at the analysis of real world operations: We are noted for working closely with our clients in the field, observing their operations, collecting data, and planning and analyzing exercises. Some of our recent studies include:



Helping the U.S. Coast Guard define its future role and mission in areas such as law enforcement and marine environmental protection.

Assessing the District of Columbia Department of Health’s preparedness to respond to the release of a biological agent

Analyzing the results of marine oil spill exercises conducted in ports on the eastern and western coasts of the United States.


For Immediate Release
February 17, 2004
Contact: Noel L. Gerson
(703) 824-2758
gersonn@cna.org


Homeland Security Awards $7.4 Million to The CNA Corporation to Develop U.S. Preparedness Measures

Project will assess nation's readiness and help sharpen capacity to configure resources to best prepare U.S. for a terrorist related emergency


ALEXANDRIA, VA – The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Domestic Preparedness has awarded The CNA Corporation (CNAC) a contract of up to $7.4 million over three years to develop performance metrics – and to assess levels of preparedness in the United States.

CNAC will support the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Domestic Preparedness in their efforts to establish readiness measures for the nation.

"We bring to this task over 60 years of experience developing preparedness assessment systems for the U.S. military; and more recently, we have applied our skills to similar problems in the domestic security arena," said CNAC President Robert J. Murray.

"This particular project is an extension of some of our work in the homeland security arena, including our evaluation of TOPOFF-2, the nation’s largest and most important terrorism exercise to date," added Murray.

The project will establish a baseline for emergency preparedness metrics and goals. The result will be a set of measures based on readiness standards that allow the U.S. to assess any jurisdiction’s preparedness and to provide continual guidance on process improvement.

Stephen Rickman, former Director of Readiness in the White House Office of Homeland Security will direct the project for CNAC. "This project will ensure that the nation is investing in the right areas and that we are able to effectively measure the impact of those investments. This information is essential to Congress, other elected officials and to our first responders," said Rickman.

The CNA Corporation, a non-profit institution has, for more than half a century, conducted high-level, in-depth research and analysis of complex scientific, operational, and policy challenges on issues of domestic security, community safety, transportation, education, health care, human resources and national defense for decision-makers at all levels of government.

Research Units - Studies & Analyses FFRDC

Cost Analysis and Research Division
Information Technology and Systems Division
Joint Advanced Warfighting Program
Operational Evaluation Division
Science and Technology Division
Simulation Center
Strategy, Forces and Resources Division
System Evaluation Division

Homeland Security Site Map
Perspectives on Homeland Security

Emergency Management Program Development


Prevention
Preparedness
Response and Recovery
Mitigation
Critical Infrastructure Protection


Energy Security
Transportation Security

Information Technology Secure Solutions


International Institutional Strengthening


Organizational Improvement


Enterprise Architecture
Management Innovations
Workforce Planning and Management

Regulatory Support


Strategic Communications


Vulnerability Assessment


Homeland Security Publications

Overview
Areas of Expertise

MITRE works in the broad domains of aviation, defense and intelligence, and enterprise modernization. Our core areas of expertise, listed below, underlie all these domains.


Acquisition and Systems Analysis

Communications and Networking

Information Technology

Sensors

Systems Engineering

Independent Research and Development

MITRE Scientists and Engineers

MITRE scientists and engineers provide our customers with a unique combination of broad operational knowledge and in-depth technical skills through our federally funded research and development centers.

MITRE also maintains its own independent research and development program, in which MITRE staff explore new technologies that may provide the answers to the near-term and far-term challenges of our customers. In these research projects, MITRE experts develop concepts and prototypes that may be transferred to government organizations. As the manager of FFRDCs working in the public interest, MITRE also transfers technology to the public whenever appropriate.

A so far unrequieted email solicitation for coverage. Have big media bloggers missed this story?

Indeed, apparently.

Glenn Reynolds:

Wonder where you stand on the privacy vs security issue of the Dept of Homeland Security's attempts at setting up intelligence databases. The privacy advocates seem to be running away with the media campaign. You posted about the attempt to screen emails, but these other programs are narrower and held lot of promise. Could you post something about these sometime?
In "The 'Privacy' Jihad" the Wall Street Journal describes the new database information-sharing antiterrorism tools as being on the chopping block because of privacy issues arising from "data mining": The "Privacy" Jihad

"The 9/11 Commission hearings have focused public attention again on the intelligence failures leading up to the September attacks. Yet since 9/11, virtually every proposal to use intelligence more effectively--to connect the dots--has been shot down by left- and right-wing libertarians as an assault on "privacy." The consequence has been devastating: Just when the country should be unleashing its technological ingenuity to defend against future attacks, scientists stand irresolute, cowed into inaction."

"TIA would have been the most advanced application yet of "data mining," a young technology which attempts to make sense of the explosion of data in government, scientific and commercial databases. Through complex algorithms, the technique can extract patterns or anomalies in data collections that a human analyst could not possibly discern. Public health authorities have mined medical data to spot the outbreak of infectious disease, and credit-card companies have found fraudulent credit-card purchases with the method, among other applications."

"But the national-security carnage was just beginning. Next on the block: a biometric camera to protect embassies and other critical government buildings from terrorist attack; and an artificial intelligence program to help battlefield commanders analyze engagements with the enemy. In the summer of 2003, New York Times columnists Maureen Dowd and Mr. Safire sneered at the programs, portraying them as--once again--the personal toys of the evil Mr. Poindexter to invade the privacy of innocent Americans. The Dowd-Safire depictions of the projects were fantastically inaccurate; but Pentagon researchers, already reeling from the public-relations disaster of TIA, cancelled both projects without a fight. Special forces leaders in Afghanistan and embassies in terror-sponsoring states will just have to make do."

And it's not just the Total Information Awareness (TIA) that was bagged. Capps 2, for airling passenger security, as well as Matrix, for felons.

"Capps II seeks to verify that an airline passenger is who he says he is and has no terrorist ties. To that end, the program would ask passengers to supply their name, address, phone number and date of birth upon purchasing a plane ticket. A commercial databank would cross-check those four identifiers against its own files to see if they match up. Next, Capps II would run the passenger's name through antiterror intelligence files. Depending on the results of both checks, the system would assign a risk score to air travelers--acceptable, unknown or unacceptable."

"Also under a death sentence: a state-run law enforcement program called "Multistate Anti-Terrorism Information Exchange."Known as Matrix, it allows police officers to search multiple law-enforcement databases and public records in the blink of an eye after a crime has been committed. It uses only information that law enforcement can already routinely access: its own records on suspects, convicts and sexual offenders, as well as publicly available data from county courthouses, telephone directories and business filings. Strong protections against abuse are built into the system."


This info sharing seems to be the lynchpin of the Homeland Security Dept that I've been tracking a bit (and hopefully a future job):

CappsII

Matrix

Department of Homeland Security

PROTECTIVE REALM INC, THE

Trade Name ("Doing Business As ..."): TPR
Main office or branch office?: unknown
Address, line 1: 9342 BURKE RD
Address, line 2:
City: BURKE
State: VA
Zip: 22015-3318
Phone Number: 703-599-6666
Fax Number: 703-799-4272
E-mail Address: coo@theprotectiverealm.com
WWW Page: http://www.theprotectiverealm.com
E-Mall (electronic mall
selling firm's products): http://www.theprotectiverealm.com
Contact Person: REINALDO MONTANO
Contact Title: Chief Operating Officer
County Code (3 digit): 059
Congressional District: 11
Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840
DUNS Number: 133358858
CAGE Code: 3G8H9
Year Established: 2002
Average Number of Employees: 1
Average Annual Gross Revenue: $120,000.00

Capabilities Narrative:
The Protective Realm is comprised of former federal agents and intelligence analysts. We provide services that range from threat and vulnerability assessments to network security and computer forensics, focusing on security assessments and awareness.

ZKD INC.

Trade Name ("Doing Business As ..."):
Main office or branch office?: Main
Address, line 1: 4350 N. FAIRFAX DRIVE
Address, line 2: SUITE 620
City: ARLINGTON
State: VA
Zip: 22203-0000
Phone Number: 703-243-9100
Fax Number: 703-243-7747
E-mail Address: zach.duck@zkdinc.com
WWW Page: http://www.zkdinc.com
E-Mall (electronic mall
selling firm's products):
Contact Person: ZACHARY K. DUCK
Contact Title: Executive Vice President
County Code (3 digit): 013
Congressional District: 08
Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840
DUNS Number: 006149103
CAGE Code: 1T7U2
Year Established: 2001
Average Number of Employees: 100
Average Annual Gross Revenue: $1,410,376.00

Capabilities Narrative:
Security, Threat Assessments, Airport Security, Baggage Screening, Counterintelligence, Outsourcing, Counterterrorism, Recruiting, Protection, HUMINT, Staffing, Security Surveys, Linquist, Language Services, Transilation Services

TERRORRX, LLC

Main office or branch office?: Main
Address, line 1: 12086 KINSLEY PL
Address, line 2:
City: RESTON
State: VA
Zip: 20190-5830
Phone Number: 703-742-8988
Fax Number: 775-406-0288
E-mail Address: gmpdavis@TerrorRx.com
WWW Page: http://www.TerrorRx.com
E-Mall (electronic mall
selling firm's products):
Contact Person: GREGORY DAVIS
Contact Title: CEO
County Code (3 digit): 059
Congressional District: 08
Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840
DUNS Number: 085502610
CAGE Code: 1WFA6
Year Established: 2001
Average Number of Employees: 20
Average Annual Gross Revenue: $100,000.00

Capabilities Narrative:
Homeland Defense Products and Services, to include software to support intelligence analysis, training, special analysis support, counter-terrorist analysis and planning, NEO planning, infrastructure redundancy planning.

Special Equipment/Materials:
Analytical software. UNIX equipment and peripherals.


Business Type Percentages: Manufacturing (30 %)
Research & Development (30 %)
Service (40 %)

TELEMUS SOLUTIONS

Main office or branch office?: unknown
Address, line 1: 7600 LEESBURG PIKE EAST
Address, line 2: SUITE 310
City: FALLS CHURCH
State: VA
Zip: 22043-2004
Phone Number: 7038930550 x15
Fax Number: 703-893-3696
E-mail Address: dmarkham@telemussolutions.com
WWW Page: http://www.telemussolutions.com
E-Mall (electronic mall
selling firm's products): http://www.telemussolutions.com
Contact Person: DARRYL MARKHAM
Contact Title: CFO
County Code (3 digit): 059
Congressional District: 08
Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840
DUNS Number: 622467025
CAGE Code: 1L1H6
Year Established: 1990
Average Number of Employees: 45
Average Annual Gross Revenue: $8,000,000.00

Capabilities Narrative:
Telemus Solutions is a global provider of diversified security and intelligence solutions. The Company’s principal services include research and analysis, technology evaluations, vulnerability assessments, due diligence and training

FEREY INTERNATIONAL INC
Trade Name ("Doing Business As ..."):
Main office or branch office?: Main
Address, line 1: 8150 LEESBURG PIKE
Address, line 2:
City: VIENNA
State: VA
Zip: 22182-7714
Phone Number: 703-749-0290
Fax Number: 703-749-0294
E-mail Address: info@ferey.com
WWW Page: http://www.ferey.com/
E-Mall (electronic mall
selling firm's products):
Contact Person: Gustavo Reyes-Zumeta C.
Contact Title: President/ Sole Director
County Code (3 digit): 059
Congressional District: 11
Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840
DUNS Number: 026066592
CAGE Code:
Year Established: 1997
Average Number of Employees: 8

Capabilities Narrative:
FEREY’s primary division addresses IT based services to insure the security of America’s people and democratic principles. The second is providing technology-based services and products for elections, the very basis of a democratic government.

Special Equipment/Materials:
Ferey International’s SEV 3000 electronic voting system (DRE) Data recording Electronic. The SEV 3000 is state-of-the-art technology that guarantees vote counting with maximum accuracy, confidentiality, and transparency.

AFIS, Access Controls, Anti narcotics, Chemical Control, Counter terrorism, DRE, Election, Electoral, Forensics, Fraud Detection, Human Identification, ID Systems, Information Security, Integration, Money Laundering, Network Systems, Operational Research, Secure Communication, Security Training, Software Development, Systems Engineering, Threat Assessment, Voting Machines, Voting Systems, Vulnerability