Woodward discussed the use of biometric technologies for national and homeland security purposes. He provided several case studies drawing on his experience as the Director of the Department of Defense Biometrics Management Office from 2003 to 2005.
North Korea poses the “most serious” security threat facing the U.S. and its allies, Ambassador Joseph DeTrani, president of the Daniel Morgan Academy, told a packed audience at an April 21 meeting of the NPC’s American Legion Post 20.
The panel covered in great detail the many issues facing cyber defense policy and the law. Panelists Jeremy Rabkin and Anthony Glosson discussed what active measures, if any, can be taken by the government to protect private companies and whether the cyber threat is damaging enough to warrant direct cyber responses.
“Every aspect of national security requires educated experts to develop innovative ideas and strategies, encompassing both the national defense and foreign relations of the US, and utilizing military, diplomatic and covert intelligence assets to protect the country and its citizens from attack or other danger.”
DMA President Joseph DeTrani was on CNN providing insight into the confession of an American student detained in North Korea.
As a teenager, Kulski fought in the Polish uprising in World War II. He recounted his incredible story and discussed lessons learned in resisting tyranny at the meeting of NPC American Legion Post 20.
Dr. Edward Mickolus, a member of the Board of Advisors for the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security and the Deborah M. Hixon, Professor of Intelligence Tradecraft, have published a new book under DMGS’ new imprint, Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security Press.
The Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security, a new national security graduate school in Washington, DC, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ambassador Joseph R. DeTrani as its new President effective January 1, 2016. DMGS’ previous President, M.E. “Spike” Bowman, JD, has been named President Emeritus.
