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The Analysis Corporation (TAC) was the Intelligence Solutions business of Global Defense Technology & Systems, Inc. ("GTEC"), now renamed Sotera Defense Solutions, a defense contracting company focused on mission-critical, technology-based US national security solutions. Since its inception in 1990, TAC has been working on projects in the counterterrorism and national security realm by supporting national watchlisting activities as well as other CT requirements. Based in McLean, Virginia, it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Global Strategies Group (North America) Inc., the operating company of GTEC.
GTEC's Intelligence Solutions business, which is staffed by other former senior officials from the Intelligence community, operates within almost every entity in the Intelligence Community including the US Department of State, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
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Irish America
March 1, 2018
Brennan has also worked as a Near East and South Asia analyst, as station chief in the Middle East, and, outside the CIA, had a brief stint in the private sector as chairman of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance and CEO of The Analysis Corporation. Since his retirement from the CIA, Brennan's public face is mostÃâà...
CNN
May 23, 2017
After serving as interim director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Brennan left government to become president of The Analysis Corporation, a security consulting firm. During then-Sen. Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, Brennan served as an intelligence adviser. Once Obama wonÃâà...
STRATFOR
March 1, 2016
Given their fragmented, decentralized structure, Venezuela's colectivos would have a difficult time openly confronting security forces in the coming year. These groups will try to maintain their independence in the neighborhoods they control in spite of government efforts to disarm them. The governmentÃâà...
Council on Foreign Relations (blog)
February 20, 2016
This is completely legal and consistent with many former CIA directors, who leave government service for private sector jobs or rotate back into government, like current CIA Director John Brennan, who stepped down as president and chief executive officer of The Analysis Corporation in January 2009 toÃâà...
Chicago Tribune
October 21, 2015
The documents include a partially written position paper on the future of intelligence, a memo on Iran, a paper from a Republican lawmaker on CIA interrogations and a summary of a contract dispute between the CIA and Brennan's private company, the Analysis Corporation, which had filed a formal protestÃâà...
CNBC.com
February 6, 2013
When Brennan went to work for a private intelligence contractor called The Analysis Corporation, he entered a murky milieu of transnational private spy firms with taxpayer-fueled profits. And he found himself working for a Ferrari-driving foreign boss who made much of his money on the dangerous streets ofÃâà...
CNBC.com
February 6, 2013
John Brennan, President Obama's nominee to be director of the CIA, went to work for a private intelligence contractor called The Analysis Corporation for a few years between stints as a high-ranking CIA officer and one of the Obama Administration's top homeland security and counterterrorism experts .
CNN International
January 8, 2013
November 2005-January 2009 - President and CEO of The Analysis Corporation. 2008 - Intelligence adviser to then-Sen. Barack Obama during his presidential campaign. January 20, 2009-March 2013 - Assistant to President Barack Obama for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism. January 7, 2013Ãâà...
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