August 1, 2024 WASHINGTON, DC -- The National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) today unveiled the new National Counterintelligence Strategy, which can be accessed at www.ncsc.gov.
“Today’s strategy is designed to drive integration, action, and resources across the counterintelligence (CI) community to outmaneuver and constrain foreign intelligence entities (FIEs), protect America’s strategic advantages, and invest in the future to meet tomorrow’s
threats,” said NCSC Director Michael Casey.
“Developed with our partners across the U.S. government, the strategy provides a comprehensive vision and direction for the CI community to address increasingly complex foreign intelligence threats.”
Signed by President Biden today, the strategy updates CI priorities based on current and anticipated threats and communicates these priorities to the CI community, federal, state, and local partners, as well as Congress, industry, academia, foreign partners, and the public. The strategy provides a framework for strategic planning, resourcing, and evaluation. It also aligns CI community efforts with the U.S. National Security Strategy and other national strategies to drive progress in key CI mission areas.
Three key pillars govern the strategy: 1) outmaneuver and constrain FIEs; 2) protect U.S. strategic advantages; and 3) invest in the future.