As of January 2012, MASY provides Operational Support to assist in the development and execution of specialized Department of Defense requirements.  In support of this effort, our Senior Analysts successfully leverage inter-agency expertise to enhance worldwide operational capabilities.

As of December 2011, MASY began providing Biometrics Subject Matter Expertise in support of a Department of Defense initiative.  MASY contributes its biometric expertise to address emerging technologies, develop specialized analytical products, as well as providing guiding instruction core courses on strategic biometric uses and applications.

As of November 2011, MASY began providing intelligence tradecraft instruction to students enrolled at the Joint Virtual Intelligence University.  With their strong backgrounds in analytical tradecraft and collection management, our senior instructors contribute to the development and delivery of tailored intelligence courses serving the SOUTHCOM community.  MASY provides these select professionals with the operationally relevant training that is required to execute every phase of the operational and strategic intelligence cycle.

As of September 2011, MASY began providing anti-terrorism and force protection training to deploying United States Military Observer Group (USMOG) military observers.  MASY utilizes its uniquely specialized background in risk mitigation and surveillance expertise to provide Surveillance Detection Training to the USMOG students.

As of December 2010, MASY began providing training support the Joint Military Attaché School (JMAS), a Department of Defense training institution with the primary mission of training prospective military attaches, Defense Attaché Office staff personnel, and their respective spouses to serve as part of the diplomatic team representing the United States in over 180 embassies around the world.  MASY helps bestow pragmatic experience in maintaining security and situational awareness.  MASY’s training support of JMAS provides students a critical foundation in conducting surveillance detection, including vehicular and foot surveillance, static observation and other techniques used by potential threats and FISS.

As of November 2010, MASY began providing direct support to the Department of the Army’s Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX) Program.  MASY supports National Ground Intelligence Center’s efforts by providing functional and technical services to the Army DOMEX Program, the exclusive means for improving the ability to translate, organize, and analyze captured documents in all formats and languages.  Specifically, it enables organizations across the Intelligence Community (IC) to share and focus their limited resources and ensure the highest probability of quickly discovering high-value information.

As of September 2010, MASY began providing proactive CI/HUMINT support, tailored to ISAF/USFOR-A CJ2X’s efforts to systematically identify, target, degrade and exploit adversarial activities along with insider and terrorist threats. MASY’s CI/HUMINT subject matter experts (SMEs) possess extensive experience in establishing operational synergy across the national security community through the development of integrated collaborative and interagency approaches in response to today’s CI/HUMINT and security challenges.

As of February 2010, MASY began providing training support to Defense Intelligence Agency’s Joint Counterintelligence Training Academy (JCITA). By providing Surveillance Role Players (SRP) and Role Players (RP) for various practical exercises, MASY is committed to providing the best specialized mission-related training, while using innovative teaching methodologies and live environment scenario based practical exercises.

As of September 2009, MASY began providing support to Defense Intelligence Agency’s Regional Expertise Training Initiative. MASY provides regional familiarization training to intelligence professionals required to augment U.S. and coalition operations in the AFPAK theater.  MASY provides subject matter experts to develop and teach a variety of courses with various levels of difficulty and complexity.  Subject matter includes in-depth knowledge of all aspects of the AFPAK culture, regional issues, history, security, governance, insurgency, counterintelligence, counter-threat finance, counternarcotics and current events.

The MASY Group Advisor Dr. Loch Johnson is the editor of the forthcoming The Oxford Handbook on National Security Intelligence (Oxford University Press, 2009), which includes essays from numerous top intelligence experts in the academic world.