Dear Security Professional:
Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Contractors will soon be required to implement an Insider Threat Program. NISPOM Conforming Change 2 is close to becoming a mandatory requirement in 2016. Once these requirements are signed and released DIB contractors will have 6 months for implementation. If you are responsible for Developing, Implementing, Managing or Supporting an Insider Threat Program, per National Insider Threat Policy and NISPOM Conforming Change 2 - Insider Threat requirements, you do not want to miss this opportunity!

Insider Threat Defense has trained a substantial number of U.S. Government Agencies (DoD, IC), DIB Contractors, Critical Infrastructure Providers, large and small businesses on Insider Threat Program Development.

See NISPOM Conforming Change 2 - Insider Threat Program Requirements
http://www.insiderthreatdefense.com/nispomconformingchange2-insiderthreat.html

Defense Industrial Base Contractors - Please Note
By attending the Insider Threat Program Development Training Course, your company can receive DSS Enhancement Points under "Category C Staff Professionalization". 

Private Sector Companies
If your company is not required by a government regulation to implement an Insider Threat Program, your company may still want to consider this training. An FBI Alert issued in 2014 states companies victimized by current or former employees incur costs from $5,000 to $3 million. The National Insider Threat Special Interest Group website has some very "Eye Opening" examples of how "Damaging and Costly" an "Insider Threat Incident" can be. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is also getting tough on companies with poor security practices. The FTC closed its investigation of the securities firm Morgan Stanley, at least in part, because of the firm’s adoption of a comprehensive Insider Threat Program, and because it promptly fixed the problem.

Insider Threat Program Development - Insider Threat Risk Mitigation Training Course Overview
Key Training Objectives - Students Will Learn: 

• Insider Threat Terminology
• How Damaging And Costly An Insider Threat Incident Can Incident Can Be (Examples Of Different Types Of Insider Threats)
• The Legal Aspects Of An Insider Threat Program (Civil Liberties, Privacy, User Activity Monitoring, Investigations, Termination)
• The Security Policies And Procedures Needed To Build A Foundation Of Security For The Protection Of The Organization Assets And Insider Threat Risk Mitigation
• The Essential Elements Needed For Successful Insider Threat Program Development And Insider Threat Risk Mitigation
• How To Define The Scope Of An Insider Threat Program
• How To Develop, Implement, Manage Or Support An Insider Threat Program With An Insider Threat Risk Management Framework / Insider Threat Program Hub / Insider Threat Program Working Group
• How To Develop An Insider Threat Program Per NISPOM CC # 2 (Insider Threat Program Development Blueprint)
• How To Deveop An Insider Threat Program Policy (Templates Supplied)
• The Importance Of Creating Insider Threat Program NDA's, Rules Of Behavior
• What Are The Essential Data Sources That Will Support An Insider Threat Program (Data Collection and Analysis)
• The Behavioral Indicators Of Concern To An Insider Threat Program (Witting, Unwitting)
• How To Build Insider Threat Awareness Into The Workforce To Detect And Report Potential Insider Threats
• How To Detect Activity Indicative Of Insider Threat Behavior With User Activity Monitoring Tools (Insider Threat Risk Mitigation Technology Vendors)
• The Technical / Non-Technical Threats That Can Be Utilized By Insiders For Malicious Purposes
• How To Conduct Insider Threat Vulnerability Assessments To Identify Weaknesses

Who Should Attend The Insider Threat Program Development Training Course?

• Insider Threat Program Managers, Insider Threat Security Analysts, Insider Threat Program Support Personnel
• Facility Security Officers (FSO's)
• Directors Of Security
• Chief Security Officers
• Physical Security Managers
• Human Resources - Personnel Security Specialists
• Counterintelligence Investigators
• Chief Information Officer-CIO, Information Technology (IT) / Network Administrators.
• Chief Information Security Officer-CISO, Information Systems Security Managers, Information Assurance Managers
• Chief Risk Officers
• Contracting Officers
• Legal / General Counsel 

The Insider Threat Program Development Training Course Is Designed For:

• U.S. Government Agencies
• Department Of Defense
• Intelligence Community Agencies
• Defense Industrial Base Contractors
• Critical Infrastructure Providers
• Airport / Airline Security Professionals
• Private Sector Businesses / Organizations

What Is Included With The Training?

• Insider Threat Risk Mitigation Handbook
• Insider Threat Security Specialist Certificate 

Insider Threat Program Development Training - Students Evaluations & Comments:
Past students are rating the Insider Threat Program Development Training in the "Above Average" to "Excellent" Category. Student comments are stating that the training is one the most comprehensive, structured, holistic, resourceful and affordable courses available.

Insider Threat Defense (ITD) is excited to announce that the Insider Threat Program Development Training Course has been taught to: U.S. Governments Agencies, the Department of Defense, Defense Industrial Base Contractors and businesses.
See ITD Website For List Of Clients / Student Evaulations (Bottom Of Page):
http://insiderthreatdefense.com/insiderthreatprogramtraining.html  

About The Instructor:
The Insider Threat Program Development Training Course is taught by an industry recognized Insider Threat Subject Matter Expert, who is also the Founder and Chairman of The National Insider Threat Special Interest Group.
For More Information See:
http://insiderthreatdefense.com/aboutus.html

Address Where The Training Will Be Conducted:
ViaSat
6155 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92009
Founders Hall (Bldg 4) -- Follow Directional Signs Upon Arrival

Parking: 
The parking lot is located behind Building # 4

Date / Time:
February 8-10, 2016
8:00AM To 4::30PM

Food Service / Lunch:
The Megabite Café is located in the adjacent courtyard and will be available for your use. Vending machines, coffee and water will also be available throughout the day. There are several local eateries directly next door at the Palomar Commons (walking distance) or across the street at Bressi Ranch (short driving distance) 

FACILITY SECURITY / ACCESS CONTROL REQUIREMENTS:
NOTE: PHOTO IDENTIFICATION IS REQUIRED TO GAIN ENTRY TO THE FACILITY. (PLEASE PROCEED TO THE LOBBY OF BLDG. 4 AND HAVE A PHOTO ID IN-HAND FOR CHECK-IN ON THE FIRST DAY) 

Be prepared to present US Government issued photo ID, Common Access Card, driver’s license, or equivalent form of identification. Cell phones, smart phones, PDAs, Blackberry, etc. are allowed on premises. However, devices must be turned off or the ring tone silenced prior to entering the classroom. 

Additional Information

Hotel Accomedations:
Welcome Letter For Insider Threat Program Development Training Course

Directions:
ViaSat Visitors Map