It’s never been more important to safeguard Americans at home and abroad.
The Security Foundation has an unwavering commitment to keeping U.S. citizens and interests protected and secure wherever they go. At the intersection of public and private institutions, our impartial approach is the crucial connection between organizations with a mission to drive impact in the security space and those nonprofit organizations built to do just that.
We’re paving the way for unbiased collaboration and unmatched cooperation for a safer, more secure and more connected world.
Celebrating 40th Anniversary of OSAC and 20th Anniversary of DSAC
14th ANNUAL TSF DINNER
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
National Building Museum
440 G St., N.W. (G St. Entrance)
Washington, D.C. 20001
An evening dedicated to celebrating public private partnerships and the visionary work of the Overseas Security Advisory Council in furthering the global security network to keep U.S. companies, organizations and citizens working worldwide safer and more secure.
2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
To be announced in spring 2025
SUPPORT & GRANTS
Support U.S. Citizens and Interests
OSAC
The U.S. Department of State’s Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) connects private-sector security professionals with the Diplomatic Security Service through ongoing risk awareness and crisis support, analysis and benchmarking, threat mitigation and management training and by building trusted networks of support.
DSAC
The Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC), a strategic partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Homeland Security and U.S. private industry, enhances communication and the timely exchange of security and intelligence information to strengthen U.S. national and economic security.
Nonprofits
TSF recognizes the important work of the many small, U.S. nonprofits supporting the security community by sponsoring a grants program and through donor-directed funding.
PROGRAMS
Diversity, Equity
and Inclusion
TSF is committed to promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) throughout the security industry to grow leadership diversity and foster representation to produce a more well-rounded and authentic reflection of the communities we safeguard. By increasing access, impact, engagement and retention of underrepresented groups, we can create a sustainable, more diverse workforce and leadership.
ABOUT
The Security Foundation Impact
TSF funds security programming by OSAC, DSAC, SCEA, and other public-private partnerships, supports U.S. security nonprofits and creates new initiatives to strengthen and expand the security industry. Because of your generosity, thousands of security professionals may better serve the communities in their care and better secure U.S. citizens and interests at home and abroad.
NEWS & RESOURCES
TSF Updates
DEI Spotlight: Girl Security
My Security Journey: Karen Frank, Managing Director and Head of Firm Security Services, KPMG
Carly Coaty, TSF Director of Programs, Earns Cornell University DEI Certification
Dave Komendat Becomes TSF Board President
Q&A With Dave Komendat & Rich Davis on TSF, Today & Tomorrow
DEI Spotlight: International Organization of Black Security Executives
TSF Board Achieves 50% Diversity
Siobhan Clune Named TSF Associate Executive Director
Board of Directors: Welcome and Farewell
TSF DEI Journey Map
Domestic Security Partnership Merges with the International Security Foundation
Press Release: The Security Foundation Rebrand
Rich Davis Honored with George P. Shultz Award
My Security Journey: Bobby Louissaint, Head of Technical Partnership Engagement, Meta
12th Annual TSF Dinner Recap
Sue Gordon, Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, Keynote Speaker for 2023 TSF Dinner
First-Ever TSF-Sponsored Domestic Security Reception
