Register Today for NSI IMPACT ’24  //  April 29 – May 1  //  Chantilly, Virginia // Westfields Marriott

NSI IMPACT '24

Good for Business. Good for Career. Good for National Security

April 29 – May 1  |  Chantilly, VA  |  Westfields Marriott

Attendees receive up to 21-hours of IMPACT training & professional development across 4 competencies critical for business, career and national security: NISPOM Compliance, Value Beyond Compliance, Program Efficiency, Security Threats & Risk.

NSI IMPACT Makes Security Professionals Even More Valuable.

Get a Deeper Understanding of Today's Evolving Threats

Stay Ahead of NISPOM Compliance Issues & Challenges

Improve Program Efficiency

Increase Personal Effectiveness by Becoming More Business-Savvy

Make Yourself Indispensable

Acquire New Skills, Insights, Contacts and Perspectives

NSI IMPACT is a Unique Learning & Networking Experience for Industry, Government and Military

Who is IMPACT For?

Now in its 37th year, NSI IMPACT delivers outstanding training & professional development for security teams responsible for implementation of the U.S. National Industrial Security Program, security of the U.S. Defense Industrial Base and the safeguarding of classified and sensitive information, networks and technology. 

National Security Institute Clients

Since 1985, the National Security Institute has been supporting the security mission and the security-business mission of organizations across multiple sectors in industry and government. 

A Truly Security-Engaged Workforce is Key to NISPOM Compliance.

Signs of a Truly Security-Engaged Workforce

  • Widespread awareness of NISP responsibilities 
  • Growing knowledge of threat vectors and realities 
  • Greater cooperation with your program 
  • A facility prepared for interaction with inspectors
  • More business support for your program
  • Respect and appreciation for your awareness outreach 
  • Protection of what’s valuable becomes a culturally shared objective

NSI’s Security Connection Awareness Service is a True Game-Changer

Protect Your FCL from a Bad Inspection Result or Security Incident

Meet NISPOM Requirements for Consistent Awareness Outreach

Impress Inspectors with Your Proactive and Consistent Approach

See Greater Cooperation from Everyone in Your Program

Give SMO an Easy Opportunity to Demonstrate Business Support

Mitigate Financial Risk as Well As Compliance Risk

What Does it Mean to Create Security-Engagement?

Put NSI's Security Connection to Work

Creating security engagement means you’ve made a connection with busy people who don’t yet realize why they should care about security. It gives you the opportunity and the means to be persuasive.

That’s what NSI’s Security Connection does for you.  Start reaping the rewards of fostering a truly security-engaged workforce by subscribing today.

Cybersecurity-Engaged Workforce

NSI provides awareness and education services to promote steady development of a cybersecurity-engaged workforce across industry and government.

Failure of Security Awareness Comes with Tremendous Costs, Financial and More

NSI helps its clients create the kind of cyber-security engaged workforce necessary to drive down security risk and defend against cybercriminals, hackers and social engineers. Clients are supported with effective strategies that get through to busy people.

Cybersecurity-Engaged Workforce 

Everyone at work is a target for cyber spies, hackers and social engineers. Help your employees avoid being the entry point for an attack. Enlist them as front-line defenders. Make sure they’re part of the solution and not part of the problem by keeping them cybersecurity-engaged.

Cybersecurity-Engaged Customers

Coming Soon: a value-add service you can provide your customers and clients to help them be cyber-safe and protect themselves from the accelerating risks of our interconnected world. 

For more information contact us at infoctr@nsi.org 

Founded by two defense industry security executives in 1985, The National  Security Institute provides services to support the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and the steady development of a cybersecurity-engaged workforce across all of industry and government.