Foreign conflicts can significantly influence U.S. homeland security by heightening the threat of violent extremism, cyberattacks, and state-sponsored terrorism, as adversaries may target the U.S. in retaliation or to exploit […]
Heightened Global Conflict: Implications for U.S. Preparedness and Homeland Security More
Please join the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) and the Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) on Wednesday, September 18, as we consider the potential impact of emerging technologies and artificial intelligence
Emerging Technologies & AI: What Emergency Management Leaders Need to Know More
Part five of the America in Transition series will look at how America continues to evolve in the post-COVID world amid persisting global and domestic threats.
America in 2023 and Beyond: Changes in the Homeland Security Landscape More
Part four of the America in Transition series looks at recent trends in cyberattacks and explores how the cyber landscape will continue to evolve over the next few years.
The Evolving Cyber Threat:Â How Do We Face a National Threat to Distributed Infrastructure? More
Part three of the America in Transition series will consider what we have learned about how we interact with our environment, and what leaders should know about the ever-changing natural hazard landscape.
Fighting with Nature: How Society is Changing Its Approach to Natural Hazards More
Part two of the America in Transition series looks at how the global threat landscape is evolving as we transition into 2023, including the conflict in Ukraine, as well as a look at current issues in domestic extremism as America continues to be hyper-polarized.
The Global Picture: What Do Foreign Threats Mean for Us Here at Home? More
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