By: Annie Kowalewski, Columnist Photo Credit: Cyberwar News After the Communist Party of China’s 19th Party Congress concludes this week, only 17% of the original …
Category: Technology & Cyber Security
By: Tiffany Classie L. Williams, Reporter Photo Credit: Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) kicked-off the first of its Rethinking …
By: Andrew Swick, Columnist Photo Credit: NATO The 2017 Kalaris Intelligence Conference, hosted on September 14 by Georgetown University’s Security Studies Program in partnership with …
By: Paul Kumst, Columnist Photo Credit: United Nations In 1995, the United Nations (UN) adopted Protocol IV of the 1980 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons …
By: William Haynes, Columnist Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons Established under President Barack Obama in 2014, the Vulnerabilities Equities Process (VEP) is an interagency framework used …
By: Sam Skove, Columnist Photo Credit: The Economist The Kremlin has successfully used digital media to stoke conflict in Russian-speaking communities abroad, ranging from Ukraine …
By: Annie Kowalewski, Columnist Photo Credit: The National Interest In the past several decades, China has made huge strides in modernizing its military technology, training, …
By: Antonia Ward, Reporter Photo Credit: CNN Mr. Steinbach focused his discussion on the paradigm shift that occurred within the organization post-9/11, a shift that …
By: William Haynes Photo Credit: European Commission On February 25, 2015, the European Union (EU) announced its intent to establish an Energy Union aimed to …
By: Sam Skove, Columnist Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons The FSB, Russia’s successor to the KGB, unmasked two cyber-crime investigators this December as spies for the …