Ingrid Price advises clients on a range of national security matters including cross border investment, supply chain security, and public policy. She regularly represents clients worldwide seeking national security approval for foreign investments before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) and in proceedings related to the mitigation of foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI). She also advises clients on the implications of the new Information and Communication Technologies and Services (ICTS) Rule, particularly with respect to how it may impact technology companies going forward.

Drawing on her experience as in-house counsel where she directly counseled business leaders, engineers and operations teams on security and compliance matters, Ingrid maintains a client-centered perspective as she helps guide them through the national security regulatory processes. She has successfully represented numerous clients in gaining CFIUS approval across various technology sectors, including AI, mobile applications, software, telecommunications, and robotics, in addition to clients across other industries ranging from financial services to energy and real estate. Ingrid also has significant experience negotiating agreements on behalf of clients with the U.S. government to mitigate national security concerns in connection with achieving CFIUS approval, including several agreements specifically focused on data protection.

Prior to joining Covington, Ingrid clerked for Chief Judge James E. Baker of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces. She also served as in-house counsel on law enforcement matters, security operations, and communications products at Amazon Web Services before returning to Covington as Special Counsel.