By Jeremy Burkett
Now that territorial gain is rarely the goal of war, why do states engage in conflict? The answer lies in how states can add or detract from one another’s security. Learn more about strategic alignment and what it looks like in modern warfare.
I recall the emotion as if it happened only yesterday: the overwhelming pride, the pure joy and the unshakable belief that I had truly helped another human being. Two years ago, I began mentoring a young veteran on how to start a small ecommerce business. Six months ago, he notified me that his online niche t-shirt business was earning just over $100,000 per month in gross sales.
By Charles M. Russo
There is a wealth of open source material that intelligence analysts can draw from for their research. Here are some tools, tips and techniques for setting up a research project and navigating through an ever-growing expanse of information.
Intelligence analysts must be critical thinkers and strong writers. Becoming a better thinker and writer takes time, experience and practice.
By Leischen Stelter
Prisons are prime breeding grounds for the spread of radicalization. Learn how corrections officers can intervene and identify inmates trying to recruit others.
Author and security expert Ami Toben sets an intriguing stage in his book Surveillance Zone: The Hidden World of Corporate Surveillance Detection & Covert Special Operations.
Iranian hackers penetrated the systems of 144 American universities. They used password spray attacks against organizations in the United States and abroad.
EDM briefing for April 9, 2021: Officials on St. Vincent ordered evacuations ahead of the eruption of the La Soufrière volcano and other news.
