INSA

INSA was founded as the Security Affairs Support Association (SASA) in 1979.

INSA was founded as the Security Affairs Support Association (SASA) in 1979. Prominent among its plank owners were Len Moodispaw and retired U.S. Air Force Major General John E. Morrison, Jr. Both men had recently retired from the National Security Agency (NSA), where Moodispaw was a manager for 13 years and Morrison – who would go to become SASA’s longtime executive vice president – had served as chief of Intelligence Community (IC) Affairs.

INSA has more than 160 corporate members and hundreds of individual members dedicated to promoting public-private collaboration as a means to strengthen the IC and meet national security objectives.