John Inglis and the NSA mission statement

A dozen years ago, John C. Inglis clearly explained the mission of the NSA to members of the IEEE who specialize in software engineering. Unfortunately, the site where he presentation has been safely archived all these years, sstc-online.org, now shows a 500 error, so we can no longer download his presentation, but we have it.

In a moment we'll have all the details. For now, the resume Mr. Inglis presented in 2002 prior his epic presentation at the Software technology Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah:

Mr.Inglis leads NSA's Directorate of Signals Intelligence Analysis and Production. Major Assignments and Dates/Summary of Earlier Experiences:

• 1999-2001 - Office chief and Target production manager within Operations Directorate
• 1998-1999 - Deputy Office chief within Operations Directorate.
• 1996-1997 - Senior Operations Officer, National Security Operations Center
• 1995-1996 - D/Chief NSA Office of Encryption Policy
• 1992-1995 - Participant in Senior Cryptologic Executive Development Program
  Management and staff tours in the
  Directorates of Operations, Information Systems Security and Plans and Programs.
• 1991-1992 - Visiting Professor, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering,
  U.S. Military Academy
  (West Point, NY)
• 1986-1991 - Information Security Analyst and Manager up through division level within
  NSA's Information Systems Security Directorate.
• 1976-1985 - U.S. Air Force officer and pilot. Mr.Inglis serves as a Colonel in the Air National Guard and is Curerently qualified as a command
  pilot in the c130J and serving as the commander 135th Airlift Group - the first USAF unit
  equipped with the C130J.
• Past President - NSA International Affairs Institute; Human Resources Management Association.

Thanks to http://archive.is/0NaGr

Attached we have the 2002 presentation from Mr. Inglis, a few photos, and for good measure, the history of the Ayios Nikolaos Station NSA listening station in Cyprus.

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