DSAC Member Portal

DSAC's strategic collaboration with the private sector enhances communication and promotes effective exchange of information in order to prevent, detect, and investigate criminal acts, particularly those affecting interstate commerce, while advancing the ability of the U.S. private sector to protect its employees, assets, infrastructure, and proprietary information. The DSAC Member Portal supports this mission by providing timely, actionable, and relevant information to our members.


Partners

Department of Homeland Security

Department of Homeland Security

Since 2008, the Department of Homeland Security has partnered with the Domestic Security Alliance Council. Together, FBI and DHS continue to engage in meaningful dialogue with our private sector partners to protect the people of the United States, and its interests.

Topics

Insider Threat

Insider Threat

Visit our new Insider Threat page for details on behavioral indicators of malicious corporate insiders and tips on how to safeguard your company’s trade secrets. Log into the portal for additional information and resources.

PRODUCTS

State of the Sector: Financial Sector

Sector Analytic Unit product that highlights the financial sector from three perspectives: FBI, DHS, and the Private Sector.

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Events

Calendar

IAS - San Jose - PayPal
Jan 28-31, 2019

Biloxi, MS - 2019 Corporate Security Symposium
March 20, 2019

IAS - Chantilly - General Dynamics
March 25-28, 2019

Quick Links

Committees

  • Education and Training,
  • Membership and Engagement
  • Information Sharing and Communication
  • Industry Threat
  • Senior Advisory

From the EWG

Here is a quick note from your Committee Chairs:

Strategic Planning & Operations: Kevin Lampeter, HSBC

“I’m honored to serve in this capacity and I look forward to working with the committee on formalizing the strategic vision for DSAC in 2016.”

Intelligence & Threats: Rich Davis, United Airlines

“We’ve made progress with DSAC this past year, and your Intel & Threats Committee is working closely with the DPO to provide critical feedback on DSAC Intelligence and Analysis products and to insure we improve the process in which critical information is shared with the private sector.”

Education and Training: Ron Iden, Disney

“After a successful conference in 2015, we are hard at work planning the 2016 Annual conference as well as working on enhancing and revitalizing the programs for the DSAC Executive Academy."

Governance & Nominating: Mark Bullock, Commonwealth Edison

“We’ve instituted a more streamlined membership acceptance process that enables us to more effectively evaluate potential DSAC members. In addition, we will continue to make adjustments and improvements as needed as well as ensuring that the security clearance process continues to work well for our membership."

We look forward to a very successful 2016 as we work to enhance the value and capabilities that DSAC brings to you every day….

FBI Director Wray

Christopher Wray became the eighth Director of the FBI on August 2, 2017. "...We all want the same thing -- To protect our nation's innovation, our infrastructure, and above all, our people, from those who would do us harm. There's strength in that common bond, that shared purpose. There's strength in unity. The threats may be daunting, but together, I like our chances."  Remarks to the private sector in Dallas, Texas 9/25/2017.

(FBI.gov)

DHS Acting Secretary - Kevin K. McAleenan

Kevin K. McAleenanKevin K. McAleenan was sworn in on March 20, 2018, as Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Prior to his confirmation, Mr. McAleenan served as the Acting Commissioner since January 20, 2017. As the agency’s chief executive, Mr. McAleenan oversees 60,000 employees, manages a budget of over $13 billion, and ensures the effective operations of CBP’s mission to protect national security while promoting economic prosperity. Mr. McAleenan directs CBP’s three core missions, counterterrorism, border security, and trade enforcement, while facilitating $4 Trillion in trade and facilitating travel of over 365 million people through ports of entry. He oversees the largest law enforcement agency and the second-largest revenue collecting source in the federal government.

Mr. McAleenan previously served as Deputy Commissioner from November 2, 2014, until his appointment to Acting Commissioner. In this role, he served as the agency’s Chief Operating Officer and senior career official. Under Mr. McAleenan’s leadership, CBP has developed strategies that protect the nation’s borders from terrorism and attack transnational criminal networks. Mr. McAleenan has also implemented innovations that have facilitated the U.S. international arrival and departure process, saving the government and travel industry millions of dollars. Additionally, he has advanced the development of CBP’s trade transformation agenda, designed to help America compete in the global economy.

Mr. McAleenan has previously held several leadership positions at CBP and one of its legacy agencies, the U.S. Customs Service. From 2006 to 2008, Mr. McAleenan served as the Area Port Director of Los Angeles International Airport, directing CBP’s border security operations at LAX and 17 other airport facilities in one of CBP’s largest field commands. In December 2011, Mr. McAleenan was named acting Assistant Commissioner of CBP’s Office of Field Operations. In this position, he led agency operations to secure the U.S. border while expediting lawful trade and travel at 329 ports of entry in the United States and 70 international locations in more than 40 countries.

Mr. McAleenan received a 2015 Presidential Rank Award, the nation’s highest civil service award. He also received the Service to America Medal, Call to Service Award, in 2005 for spearheading efforts to develop and implement a comprehensive antiterrorism strategy in the border security context after September 11, 2001.

Mr. McAleenan has been a member of the U.S. Government’s Senior Executive Service since 2006. Prior to government service, Mr. McAleenan practiced law in California. He received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Chicago Law School and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Amherst College.