Security policies and programs, including RAND’s National Industrial Security Program (NISP) obligations, intelligence, insider threat, counterintelligence, personnel security, physical security, safety, emergency preparedness and incident response, communications security, document control, operational security, security investigations, Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) operations, and Special Access Program (SAP) operations. This requires being able to quickly establish capabilities to meet new and evolving needs, high-performance computing that stays on the leading edge at all levels of classification (including the rapidly evolving AI capabilities that have become critical to research), and the ability to collaborate virtually across RAND offices and with a very broad array of government sponsors.