Jeni Best’s thesis examines the integration of facial recognition technology (FRT) within law enforcement, particularly through the U.S. CBP’s Biometric Entry-Exit Program, and proposes an […]
This self-study course will establish a methodology for assessing how an emerging technology may influence homeland security and society as a whole. Upon completion
Emerging Technologies: Scientific Advances and Their Influence on Homeland Security More
This self-study course provides a primer for the top national security cyber threats to the United States as well as the role of federal government
The Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community is presented to Congress by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Since 2014, CHDS has produced
Annotated Worldwide Threat Assessment 2023 More
From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to artificial intelligence (AI).
Police reform is a long-standing objective in America. In one form or another, the same fundamental problem persists: police have never consistently navigated the tension
Beyond Reform: Better Policing Through Systems Thinking More
Dr. Tiffany Vora discusses moving into an era where biology and technology are not separate, noting the massive strides made in translating genetic code into
The Future of Life: When Biology Is Technology More
Tom Mackin proposes using system dynamics in a computer-aided approach to creating a maximally efficient patient triage and transport system during a mass casualty event.
This six-module course builds on Constitutional Law and Homeland Security and focuses on how technology has impacted the Fourth Amendment in two homeland security contexts: searches of electronic
Technology’s Impact on the 4th Amendment in Homeland Security More
The December 2021 Issue of Homeland Security Affairs features a research article analyzing the differences in how police video is used in Canadian and American
Homeland Security Affairs – December 2021 Issue More
In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on our Nation, the Homeland Security Affairs Editorial Committee decided to invite CHDS faculty members
Homeland Security Affairs: 9/11 Special Issue More
Matthew S. Austin provides his perspective on the usefulness of wearable technology as an early indicator of illness for military personnel in a COVID-19 pandemic
Wearables: Useful Sentinels of Our Health? More
