Ron Marks, intelligence program chair at the Daniel Morgan Graduate School of National Security, was interviewed by award-winning broadcaster Francis Rose on how The White House’s Cyber Strategy and the Department of Defense’s Cyber Strategy will influence the United States’ cyberwarfare policy and interact with the larger National Security Strategy.
Watch the full discussion to hear Carafano and Preble’s answers to the question of whether or not the United States military-industrial complex and our huge expenditure on the armed forces make us a safer, freer, more prosperous society.
Through an examination of the available evidence and ongoing fieldwork since 2014, Edward Lemon discussed the threat posed by terrorism in the region and from beyond the region, in Russia, Turkey, Europe and the US.
The workshop represented the half-way point in the research process of a two-year project directed by NBR and supported by DMGS.
Argentina has re-emerged as a global leader hosting the 2018 G20 Buenos Aires Summit later this year. Working collaboratively with the United States, the Macri administration has positioned Argentina as one of the U.S. top regional partners on national security.
Daniel Morgan Graduate School presented a panel at The Citadel’s 2018 Intelligence and Cybersecurity Conference on Creating and Teaching Defense Intelligence featuring Ronald Marks, Col. Philip Gentile, and Col. Preston McLaughlin.
According to Dr. Tanter, “Expansion and acceleration of protests in Iran constitute a crisis for the regime and an opportunity to leverage people’s resentment against the Tehran government. It is critical to find a way to accelerate regime change by Iranians.”
“The general question of national security has morphed, however. We’ve gotten a little complacent about the terrorist issue because it has not exploded the way many thought it might after 9/11.”
The late Senator John McCain is one of the finest examples of a public servant this country has been blessed to have.
