Ever thought of working for the FBI? Now is your chance!
RED DART is a cyber initiative that raises awareness of counterintelligence about what can be done to protect businesses from espionage, both externally and internally. It is a collaboration between the federal agency and North Carolina's Research Triangle.
The program ensures that technological advances are restricted to original developers and results in keeping the US competitive on the global market. This starts from educating business owners.
A few steps that are suggested in protecting security are employee education, recognizing threats, storing physical and electronic information securely, safe-guarding intellectual knowledge, information dissemination, and establishing e-mail protocol.
If this program sounds interesting to you, consider working in a cyber-related role for the FBI. The agency is hiring for several positions: Cyper Special Agent, Computer Scientist, Information Technology Forensic Examiner, Cyber Intelligence Analyst, and Cyber Intenrship. For more information about these positions, please visi http://www.FBIjobs.gov/CyberCareers. Applications open December 5.
To read more about the RED DART program, please visit http://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2012/november/teaching-industry-how-to-protect-trade-secrets-and-national-security.