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OSAC
Working together to protect U.S. interests overseas
About OSAC
OSAC is a public-private partnership between the U.S. Department of State's Diplomatic Security Service and private-sector security professionals from U.S. organizations operating overseas. OSAC makes America safer, stronger, and more prosperous by protecting U.S. interests overseas. OSAC provides a two-way information flow through threat alerts, analysis, and peer networking groups that help members to stay connected, informed, and secure. All OSAC products and resources are entirely free. OSAC's Program Office is headquartered in Washington, DC and has 150+ country chapters around the world. OSAC members are security professionals from any U.S.-incorporated organization, including corporate, nonprofit, academic, NGO, and faith-based groups of every size, all with overseas operations and ever-evolving security concerns. OSAC products and communications in no way represent the policies, views, or attitudes of the U.S. Department of State, or the U.S. Government, except as otherwise noted (e.g., travel advisories, public statements). All OSAC products are for internal U.S. private-sector security purposes only. Publishing or otherwise distributing OSAC-derived information in a manner inconsistent with this policy may result in the discontinuation of OSAC support. Terms of Use: state.gov/tou
Verified activity
Signals from OSAC
2 published signals
Presence & Recognition
OSAC members are invited to register for the upcoming webinar titled Dignitary, High Profile, and C-Suite Executive Protection Abroad on October 8 at 3PM (ET) moderated by OSAC Board Member Ryan Levison, CPP, PSP Sr. Director and Head of Global Security and Resilience.
Reported by OSAC
Presence & Recognition
OSAC Country Chapters in Japan and the Philippines were visited by Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security Todd Wilcox in July to reinforce public-private partnership bonds and two-way information flow.
Reported by OSAC