By Erik Kleinsmith

One acronym that is almost uniformly misunderstood and yet hated in the intelligence community is LPTA. Intelligence job-seekers need to understand what LPTA means and why to be very very wary of it.

Choosing which products to sell in your store is one of the most difficult decisions that you’ll make. You’re about to devote a lot of energy to building a website and marketing products; you want to make sure that they’re the right products.

So you’re ready to take the leap and start your business! Here are a couple of quick housekeeping items that you have to do before you launch your business.

Naming your business seems like it would be one of the easier tasks on the road to owning your own company. What should be a fun exercise can actually be quite stressful.

Step one of opening your veteran-owned business is choosing which legal structure to use for your company.

So you have an idea that you know will change the world. Or, at least, you know that there is a market for it and it will sell. But where do you start?

Words by Wes O’Donnell, Managing Editor of InMilitaryEducation.com Running a start-up is like eating glass. You just start to…

Words by Brooke Nason, Contributing Editor at MilitaryVeterans.net The GI Bill has long been used to further the education…

Security breaches in the business world have become commonplace and can have a catastrophic impact on the organization’s people, data, and brand reputation.

True security can only be realized through a comprehensive active approach that incorporates resources throughout the organization. There simply is not a silver bullet that can provide adequate security. However, a company can work to protect itself by incorporating proactive security measures that involve the entire organizational hierarchy.