Author: Rafael Montalvo

We are continuing our regular interview series spotlighting the efforts of the various departments here at ASEC with our Director of Talent Acquisition Stephanie St. Peter. Much of ASEC’s growth and development can be attributed to its diverse, experienced teams…

At ASEC, we believe in creating a work environment that celebrates seeking out and taking on challenges.  In a recent interview with ASEC Programs Manager and Systems Engineer Dan Bishop, one anecdote speaks to how we create an environment in…

At ASEC, we are incredibly proud of the work we do in support of the nation’s Warfighter.  That work is possible thanks to the efforts of our dedicated, talented staff. To highlight their efforts and pull the curtain back on…

As a job seeker, you might be familiar with security clearance language listed in job postings. This could include statements such as, “Secret clearance required” or “Must be eligible to obtain a Secret clearance.” Here is what you need to…

Have you ever wondered what it means when companies call themselves employee-owned? Or maybe you’ve heard of an ESOP, but you’re not really sure how it works? If you’re ready to take more control over your career and work for…

If you’re looking to grow your cybersecurity career, you’re in the right place, at the right time. Cybersecurity is currently one of the most important and most popular career paths in the United States. At last check, there were more…

If you’re wondering just how important information security is becoming, we have an alarming statistic for you: recently, Cisco reported that more than 85% of organizations have had a user interact with a phishing site. As digital technologies become a…

If you’re looking to get into cybersecurity training, it’s important to know what it entails, what kind of job opportunities there are, and how to get your foot in the door. Cybersecurity is a rapidly growing field. With our increasing…

Can you keep a secret? How about two? Or 256? If you already know about the power of 256-bit encryption, then you know why industrial security and cybersecurity are so important. (Spoiler alert: A 256-bit encryption is virtually impossible to break….