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The Fort Lauderdale Office took part in the
Adopt-a-Platoon program for the second year in a row, donating 355 pounds of much-needed supplies to troops!
SGIS employees in Dallas volunteered at the Salvation Army during the Holiday Season!
The Delta Business Unit collected donations
for the Toys for Tots program!
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SGIS has promoted Todd Zullo to the position of Vice President, effective immediately. With more than 13 years of experience in the Government Contracting, Technical Services, Engineering and Information Technology industries, Zullo is now responsible for the project execution of all work out of the Washington, D.C. Metro Area office. He will be developing service offerings for current SGIS clients and will be responsible for business development within the Intelligence Community and law enforcement arena. 
plans, strategizes and makes decisions by a long standing model. Understanding this “Decision Making Process,” or in DoD terms, “Military Decision Making Process,” can make your contract proposals, business proposals and briefings to government decision makers effective, well received and sought after as the solution of choice.
Whether it’s for Economic Espionage, a type of cyber crime, or Elicitation/Recruitment, the fact that you are working for a U.S. government contracting company puts you at a higher level of risk. Those who have clearances and access to sensitive or proprietary information are prime targets to foreign intelligence operatives a.k.a. “spies.” Their goal is to determine if you have ANY information, or access to information, that could be potentially valuable. 
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