Publications Tag: cybersecurity

– Situating Weapons of Mass Destruction in our Interagency Thinking
– Enhanced Research into Synthetic Biology
– The Interagency Challenges of Hypersonic Strike Weapons
– Entomological “Weapons” of Mass Destruction
– Advancing Bio Detection with Biosensors and Nanotechnology for Rapid Interagency Response
– The Interagency’s “WMD” Terminology Problem
– Defining “Surety” within the Interagency
– Radiological Nuclear Detection Task Force: A Real World Solution for a Real-World Problem
– Future Conflict, Open Borders, and the Need for Reform
– Cyber Attacks: The New WMD Challenge to the Interagency

– Japan’s Security Strategy and Its Impact on U.S. National Security Interests
– Employing Maritime Security Response Teams as the Nation’s Maritime Crisis Response Force
– Lessons for Cyber Policymakers
– Lifting the Interagency Fog of Information: Blockchain Information-Sharing and Radical Inclusion
– Interagency Approaches to Prevent the Reoccurrence of Conflict in Sierra Leone
– Assessing the Impact of American and Chinese Economic Competition in Sub-Saharan Africa
– Lessons on Collaboration from Recent Conflicts: The Whole-of-Nation and Whole-of-Government Approaches in Action

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Violent extremist organizations have increased their online presence using the Internet to establish an online brand, communicate with members, and radicalize sympathizers. The regular use of online media, forums, and communications has altered the way that governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and private companies must approach countering violent extremism online.

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Inside this issue: Losing Lessons at the Water’s Edge, Benjamin Cabana; Deep Analysis: Designing Complexity Into Our Understanding of Conflict, Thomas G. Matyók, Hannah Rose Mendoza and Cathryne Schmitz… and much more.

The Greater Kansas City Cyber Security Seminar explored threats to U.S. cyber security, and discussed the myriad challenges faced across business and government information system platforms. This report provides a summary of the remarks from the event’s speakers and panelists…