Homeland Security

Two Decades After 9/11, What’s Next for US Foreign Policy?

Are we safer now than we were on that blue September morning, and where we should go from here?

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A Former Secretary Makes the Case for the Department of Homeland Security

Michael Chertoff discusses cybersecurity, our changing relationship with China, and his proudest moments as Secretary of Homeland Security. 

Our Current Defense Plans Fall Short

Aspen Security Forum Scholar Frederico Bartels argues that current defense plans shortchange the resources needed for the national defense strategy.

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Highlights from the 2018 Aspen Security Forum

Present and prior leaders in security and defense discuss modern emerging threats and foreign relations. Conversations center around Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran.

Aspen Security Forum 2018

The Global Race for Technological Leadership

Things have gotten a lot more complicated since the Space Race.

Relive the Highlights from the 2017 Aspen Security Forum

Watch excerpts from esteemed panelists at this year’s Forum.

Top Homeland Security Officials Talk Terrorism at Aspen Security Forum

Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and Homeland Security Advisor Thomas Bossert shared their thoughts on US action at home and abroad.

Why Cybersecurity Is National Security

Michael Chertoff weighs in on the myriad of threats facing the nation, including cyberterrorism.

Former CIA and NSA Officials Explain the Divide Between Trump and the Intelligence Community

How worried should we be about the government’s intelligence divide?

Can we protect corporations from cybercrime?

How can people protect their businesses from cybercrime, which is becoming more sophisticated?