Domestic Security Alliance Council
DSAC
DSAC programs provide a platform for public-private information sharing and networking for the protection of U.S. citizens and interests within our national borders. DSAC’s 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.
Sponsor a DSAC Event
Various DSAC programs for the FBI and DHS include Domestic Security Executive Academies, Corporate Security Symposiums, regional conferences, local FBI Field Office meetings and other networking and benchmarking events.
DSAC GRANTS
DSAC Grant Applications
In addition to securing corporate sponsors for events, DSAC Leadership may request TSF funding for events.
To be filled out by DSAC Leadership
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE DSAC GRANT PROCESS?
Contact Carly Coaty, TSF Director of Programs: [email protected]
UPCOMING DSAC EVENT
2024 DSAC Annual Meeting and TSF Reception
Wednesday, APRIL 24, 2024
The DSAC Annual Meeting, DSAC’s largest annual event, includes guests from the public and private sectors, panels, networking and the DSAC Distinguished Achievement Awards. The Senior Leadership Exchange (SLX) immediately following the Annual meeting connects CSOs with FBI and DHS personnel and other government representatives. The much anticipated TSF Reception includes drinks and hors d’oeuvres and follows the SLX.
ABOUT
About DSAC
DSAC was established in 2005 by Corporate Security Officers (CSOs) from the country’s largest corporations, Federal Bureau of Investigation officials and members of the State Department’s Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC). Modeled on OSAC’s successful, impactful public-private partnership, DSAC connects private-sector security experts the FBI’s Office of Private Sector and the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis.
DSAC facilitates strong, enduring relationships to detect, prevent and deter criminal acts and to expand the ability of its 650+ member organizations to protect their employees, assets and information. DSAC programming includes security information and networking, as well as continuing education for CSOs and intelligence analysts.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can mail a check to The Security Foundation, PO Box 523, North Chatham, MA 02650 or make a donation online here. For more information, please contact Siobhan Clune, TSF Associate Executive Director, [email protected].
Yes, The Security Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization
80-0719130. Review our current W-9 here.
Unrestricted donations to TSF support public-private security partnerships and nonprofit grant partners and allow TSF to utilize funds where they are needed the most.
There are several ways for corporations and organizations to support DSAC programs with various benefits, depending upon the level of support. Learn more. Your generosity ensures that DSAC can offer – free of charge to its members – exceptional educational and security-information exchange programs.
There are several ways for corporations and organizations to support OSAC programs with various benefits, depending upon the level of support. Learn more. Your generosity ensures that OSAC can offer – free of charge to its members – exceptional educational and security-information exchange programs.
TSF’s Board of Directors established the Nonprofit Grants Program in 2020 to support smaller, U.S.-based nonprofits serving the security industry. The program is funded by restricted gifts made by TSF’s Board of Directors and other donors. For grant eligibility information and an application, click here.
You can mail a check to The Security Foundation, PO Box 523, North Chatham, MA 02650 or make a donation online here. For more information, please contact Siobhan Clune, TSF Associate Executive Director, [email protected].
Individual memberships support all TSF’s work: OSAC, DSAC, DEI, Nonprofit Grants and more. Depending on level of membership, there are other benefits as well. Learn more.
DSAC News
NEWS & RESOURCES
Dave Komendat Becomes TSF Board President
Domestic Security Partnership Merges with the International Security Foundation
First-Ever TSF-Sponsored Domestic Security Reception
Press Release: The Security Foundation Rebrand
