Participation in DSAC

Participation in the Domestic Security Alliance Council is conducted at the organizational/corporate    level with most member companies being Global 1000 companies. If your company wishes to participate, it must have an organized corporate security department with a Chief Security Officer (CSO) or other corporate-level executive responsible for company-wide security and/or intelligence requirements.  Further, companies that maintain one billion dollars in annual revenue and possess an organized in organized intelligence componant are preferred.

Ideally, your company should be recommended by a current DSAC participating member or via your local FBI Field Office.  However, you are more than welcome to nominate your company directly to the DSAC Program Office. Your company will be vetted by the DSAC Program Office and the DSAC Membership and Information Committee.  Typically the Committee meets once per quarter to admit new members.  In addition, your company will be required to execute an official Membership Agreement that outlines the roles and responsibilities of participation in the DSAC program.

Your corporate security officer will be the main point of contact with the DSAC Program Office and other DSAC participating companies. You are encouraged to also nominate other members of your security staff to be granted access to the secure DSAC web portal. If you have an analytic cadre on your staff, it is highly recommended that these employees have access to the portal products and that they engage with the analytical staff at DSAC.  This partnership is intended to be a robust two-way exchange between the private sector and the government.

To request participation, please contact the DSAC Program Office through the "contact us" page of this website.  In your email correspondence, please include details about your company including: company name, address, your name, and your phone number.  Please cite your critical infrastructure/key resources relationship, national security relationship or other unique industry requirement or niche that your company requires/fulfills.