In this insightful presentation by Alex Finley, author, CIA officer (ret.), the geopolitical implications of the war in Ukraine are explored, framing it as a broader conflict between Russia and […]
Putin’s War: Beyond Ukraine More
From evolving threats influenced by past “game changers” such as the Oklahoma City bombing, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, among others, to current trends
Security for Mass Gatherings Covered During September Alumni Hour More
Joshua Henson’s thesis, “Nudges from Abroad: Investigating American Vulnerability to Foreign Choice Architecture,” investigates the risks of foreign influence in American democratic processes through technology, particularly AI and data surveillance,
Nudges from Abroad: Investigating American Vulnerability to Foreign Choice Architecture More
Carlos Mejia’s CHDS master’s thesis, “Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps?,” analyzes the shortcomings of the current Incident Command System in active shooter situations and
Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps? More
Michael McMasters’ thesis, “Societal Polarization: An Evolving Threat to U.S. Homeland Security,” examines the growing problem of societal polarization in the U.S., and its risks to national security. He explores
Societal Polarization: An Evolving Threat to U.S. Homeland Security More
White powder, threats to election workers, artificial intelligence, deep fakes, disinformation, and nation-state adversaries are among the most immediate threats that elections officials are most concerned about as they continue
March Alumni Hour Covers Election Security, Integrity More
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