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• CNAS 2016 Tenth Annual Conference: Your Move: Contesting Russia in the Baltics a Table Top Exercise

  JULIANNE SMITH:  All right, folks, I think we’re going to go ahead and get started.  Please enjoy lunch.  Keep eating.  We’ll have a couple more people coming in, but we’re go...

• Remarks by Defense Deputy Secretary Robert Work at the CNAS Inaugural National Security Forum

  WORK: Thank you for that kind introduction and in fact, all of the people at CNAS, our CNAS family, and it’s really great to be back here this morning.  It reminds me of a sto...

• Gen. Dunford's Remarks and Q&A at the CNAS Inaugural National Security Forum

  MICHELE FLOURNOY:  Thanks, David, for bringing that footage to us.  You know, this has been a wonderful day and a wonderful conference, and I want to thank all of you for comi...

• Testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee

  A video of the entire hearing is available online....

• How American Can Cross the Digital Security Divide

  In the past year, the United States has learned about unprecedented digital data breaches ranging from the confidential files of Sony Pictures, to the security clearance recor...

• The Great Danger of a New Utopianism

  What is our worst existential fear, worse than any cyber, biological, environmental, or even nuclear threat? It is the threat of a utopian ideology in the hands of a formidabl...

• CNAS Launches The NextWare Sessions to Provide a Method for Improved Cybersecurity Collaboration

  CNAS launched The NextWare Sessions, an occasional series addressing particular technology and security challenges....

• The United States Pivot to the Pacific

  Dr. Patrick Cronin, Senior Fellow and Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program, comments on Chinese military capabilities in this article appearing on the International R...

• Cybersecurity in the Context of the U.S.-ROK Alliance

  CNAS Research Intern Andrew Kwon co-authored an article for the Korean Economic Institute on cybersecurity as it pertains to the U.S.-ROK alliance....

• The Mythical Liberal Order

  Fellow Dr. Ely Ratner writes in the The National Interest about the alarming lack of global governance and the mystifying concept of a liberal order.  ...

• Assessing the Cyber Executive Order

  The Obama administration has released an Executive Order (EO) designed to improve the cybersecurity of the nation’s critical infrastructures such as power plants, financial sy...

• Existential Threats and Policy Pt III: Welcome to the Thunderdome

  I'll conclude my (unplanned) three-part series on existential threats, existential risks, and policy with a some concluding observations. It is useful to understand the conce...

• Evaluating the Fungibility of Information Power

  Over the weekend, I had a Twitter conversation with the always stimulating infosec blogger Krypt3ia on the subject of hard and soft power. Krypt3ia has a new post on his site ...

• Cyber Security, Non-State Threats and the Electric Grid

  U.S. security officials have expressed concern about the vulnerability of the electric grid to cyber attacks by non-state actors. Most experts agree that today the greatest cy...

• Iran Well Prepared for the Worst

  In Asia Times, Patrick Cronin, the CNAS Senior Director of the Asia-Pacific Security Program, comments on the possibility of closing the Strait of Hormuz and its consequences ...

• Summer Reading List: Scientific American, For the Last Time

  CNAS is closed this week. We bloggers have dispersed far away from Washington. For those who must spend their days at desks, this week we bring you our second Summer Reading L...

• The US-China Military Ties Reality

  Senior Advisor Patrick Cronin and Fellow Christine Parthemore are mentioned in an article in The Diplomat written by Non-Resident Senior Fellow Richard Weitz on U.S.-China mil...

• Sustainable Security: Developing a Security Strategy for the Long Haul

  The inability of many states in the developing world to govern and police themselves effectively or to work collectively with their neigh­bors to secure their regions represen...