National Personnel Security Policy Lead
office of director of national intelligenceBethesda (MD)
National Personnel Security Policy Lead
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office of director of national intelligenceBethesda (MD)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
US Office of the Director of National Intelligence is seeking a senior leader to direct proactive counterintelligence and security activities across the U.S. government, integrating instruments of national power to detect, report, deter, disrupt, investigate, exploit and defeat foreign intelligence threats.
The role requires expert-level knowledge of IC policies, high-level governance, policy development, and the ability to collaborate with senior officials, management, and diverse agencies to
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