Executive Security, Protective Services leadership

Vincent Maron Nasti

P. O. Box ******, Alexandria, VA 22315

Home: 703-***-**** Work: 202-***-**** (STE) and NSTS 982-7122

Personal Cellular: 301-***-****

E-mail: *********@*******.***

Objective: Securing a leadership position in a well-established corporation to support programs for the

intelligence and military communities.

Summary: More than 37 years of investigative, operational and law enforcement experience.

Certifications as a Senior Counterintelligence and Crimnal Invesitigations Special Agent, Graduate of the

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Specific experience includes: Counterintelligence,

Counterespionage, Human Intelligence, criminal and fraud investigations, and computer forensics.

Experience

Criminal Investigator, Special Agent, GS-1811-13 Jan 2010 - Present

Defense Intelligence Agency, Investigative Division, Office of Security, Washington, DC Field Office

Planned, conducted and reported on criminal, internal, senior official investigations;

counterintelligence, counterespionage and criminal investigations and operations; employee suitability

and work place violence inquiries and investigations which supported the personnel security program.

Developed and cultivated counterintelligence and human intelligence directly related to on-going global

investigations and operations. Extensive liaison with myriad levels of DC Metro and national level

agencies.

Special Agent, GS-0132-13, (Army MICECP Program) April 2005-January 2009

National Capital Region Field Office, 902nd Military Intelligence Group, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Planned, supervised, conducted and reported on sensitive counterintelligence and

counterespionage operations, investigations and Research and Technology Protection assessments.

Performed as covering agent, provided singular point of contact for CI/CE matters for 18 army and joint

commands in the capitol region. Composed and regularly presented unclassified and classified briefings

on threat awareness to senior command officers and civilians and thousands of employees in audiences

ranging from 25 to and 300. Conducted extensive liaison with national, state, and federal agencies.

Criminal Investigator, GS-1811-13 December 19 97- April 20 05

U. S. Naval Air Systems Command Office of Inspector General

Planned, lead and reported on complex and high visibility criminal and administrative

investigations, special inquiries, and joint investigations of administrative, regulatory, civil, crimi nal

violations. Lead teams and controlled investigations conducted by investigators assigned to subordinate

field offices. Planned, conducted and reported routine and high level liaison and technical direction to

external law enforcement, inspectors general, United States Attorney offices, Navy Office of General

Counsel, Procurement Integrity Office; Agency point of contact for Naval Criminal Investigative Service

and myriad federal, state and local agencies. Responsible for liaison and direction to computer forensics

examiners in technical support of investigations. Rotational assignments included Deputy Director and

Force Protection Officer, National Security Programs Division; and Special Assistant to Head, Contracts

Policy Division.

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Command Investigator, GS-1801 January 1992 – December 1997

U. S. Naval Research Laboratory

Supervised, planned, conducted and reported on full spectrum of criminal, fraud,

counterintelligence, administrative, accident claims, and federal compensation claim investigations, and

special inquiries. Conducted joint investigations with Naval Criminal Investigative Service; liaison officer

to all external counterintelligence and law enforcement agencies in the metro DC area;

Additional Experience Outline 1988-1992

Special Agent, U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service; Physical Security Specialist;

Federal Civilian and Military Police Officer

Military Experience: Active and Reserve Components, 23 years, retiring in 1998); Activated USAF

Reservist for Operation Desert Storm, 1991; Counterintelligence Special Agent (Army); Law

Enforcement Supervisor (Air Force); Special Weapon and Aircraft Security Supervisor (Air Force);

Protective Services Detachment Leader and Member (Air Force, AFOSI)

Security: Top Secret SCI Clearance with Access; Counterintelligence Scope Polygraph, 2010

Education: B. S., Criminal Justice, 1996, University of Maryland

References: Available upon request Salary Requirements: Negotiable

Additional Background

Languages: Proficient in Spanish.

Computer Literacy: Microsoft Office, MS Windows NT, XP, 98, 2000 products, Microsoft Excel,

PowerPoint; several investigative and intelligence databases. Various intelligence databases.

Training: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Criminal Investigator, 1988; remainder upon

request

Affiliations: OSS Society, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, Federal Law Enforcement

Officers, Association, Local 9, Fraternal Order of Police, DC Lodge # 1

Professional Publications: Two white papers on Evidence and Computer Forensics, Naval Inspector

General, 2004

Recognition /Award: Army Defense Civilian Achievement Medal, March 2008; DOD-

Counterintelligence Field Activity, Directors Special Counterintelligence Award, 2006; Personal

Commendation Letter from Vice Admiral Route; Naval Inspector General, 2005; Special Act Awards,

June 2002 and July 2004; Letter of Commendation, Regional Agent-In-Charge, Naval Criminal

Investigative Service, Washington Field Office, 1997.

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