The Strongest Force in Homeland Security – The Private Sector
There are more than 30 million actors outside of the Department of Homeland Security who will be critical to the success of incoming DHS Secretary Gen. John Kelly.
Reforming the Stafford Act
With a new administration and Congress, it’s time to take a look at how America plans for emergencies.
The Critical Infrastructure of Space
Today, we are in the midst of a new space race with dozens of nations competing for the higher ground – in orbit.
Great Infrastructure Takes a National Infrastructure Bank
When it comes to generating economic growth and jobs, infrastructure investment tops the list of the next president’s to-do list.
The Presidential Debate – National Security Questions I Want Asked
Nothing can change the dynamics of a presidential race faster than a debate performance. With the first debate approaching, what will the nominees have to say about national security?
FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate’s Letter on Louisiana Flooding
On Tuesday, FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate sent this public letter detailing his agency’s efforts in responding to the massive flooding in Louisiana.
The Politics of Obama’s Visit to Flood-Ravaged Louisiana
President Obama is visiting flood-ravaged Louisiana amid criticism. Does he deserve it? Let’s give this a bit of perspective.
Elections Shouldn’t Be Deemed Critical Infrastructure
By Mike Martin
Since the cyber attack on the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, there has been talk about counting U.S. elections as critical infrastructure, but that might do more harm than good.
Cybersecurity and 2016 Election Infrastructure
With less than 100 days before Americans vote for their next president, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has added one more task to the DHS mandate: securing the elections.
The Cost of Being a Big-Time Host – Is It Worth It?
With the 2016 Olympics about to start, there are mounting concerns about Rio’s readiness and the costs to the host country. Facing significant security threats, public leaders are wondering, is it even worth hosting a large event?
