Dod Security Clearances and Contracts Guidebook-What Defense Contractors Need to Know about Their Need to Know

by Jeffrey W. Bennett

This is a follow on book to  Insider's Guide to Security Clearances . It teaches companies how to become a defense contractor and work on classified contracts. 
DoD Security Clearance and Contracts Guidebook  is the solution walks step by step and describes how a defense company can work on classified contracts. The first step is to win a contract and become a Cleared Defense Contractor (CDC) as discussed in the book    Insider's Guide to Security Clearances . The next step is to set up a security program designed to protect classified information. 
DoD Security Clearances and Contracts Guidebook  shows you how Over the years, many people have emailed and called requesting information on how to get started with their security clearances. There are many things to consider such If you are wondering what to do, where to start, get this book.  This book is a step by step guide and roadmap navigating requirements as found in the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) Since it is based on NISPOM, it's also a great resource for studying for security certifications such It's also a great companion for the  National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) and ISP Certification- The Industrial Security Professional Exam Manual.

334 pages, Hardcover

First published April 18, 2011

About the author

Jeffrey W. Bennett is an accomplished author and columnist with articles appearing in "clearancejobs.com", ASIS's "Security Management", "NCMS Bulletin, "Military Lifestyle", "On Mission" magazine, The Church Leader and many other magazines and publications.

Jeff' most recent work is "Get Rich in a Niche- Insider's Guide to Self Publishing and marketing in a Niche Industry", "Red Bike Publishing's Unofficial Guide for: ISP Certification-The Industrial Security Professional", "Insider's Guide to Security Clearances" and "DoD Security Clearance and Contracts Guidebook". His blogs include DoDSecurity.blogspot.com, redBikePublishing.blogspot.com, runinmud.blogspot.com, armyleadership.blogspot.com and a few others. Sign up for Jeff's newsletter, follow him on Twitter, or view his Linkedin profile."