1) Testimonies

• The Strategic National Stockpile and COVID-19: Rethinking the Stockpile
• The Federal Research Enterprise and COVID-19: A Lesson in Unpreparedness
• Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense Military Defense Public Meeting – Testimony on Department of Defense Biodefense Activities
• Federal Research and Development for Agricultural Biodefense (Addendum)
• Federal Research and Development for Agricultural Biodefense
• Making DHS More Efficient: Industry Recommendations to Improve Homeland Security
• Strategies for Defending U.S. Government Networks in Cyberspace (Addendum)
• Strategies for Defending U.S. Government Networks in Cyberspace
• Assessing DHS’s Performance: Watchdog Recommendations to Improve Homeland Security
• Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense Public Meeting – Testimony on the Biological Weapons Convention
• Use of Behavior Detection Officers at Airports
• Biological Security: The Risk of Dual Use Research
• The DHS and DOE National Labs: Finding Efficiencies and Optimizing Outputs in Homeland Security Research and Development

2) Department of Defense

• Biotechnology and Today’s Warfighter
• SOCOM Will Soon Lead the Pentagon’s Anti-WMD Efforts. Here’s What It Still Needs
• Is America Losing Civilian Control of the Military?
• Science, Technology, and the U.S. National Security Strategy: Preparing Military Leadership for the Future
• The Military’s Search for Innovation
• What Does Mission Accomplished in Syria Really Mean?
• Will a Robot Take My Job?

3) Department of Homeland Security

• Making DHS More Efficient: Industry Recommendations to Improve Homeland Security
• Assessing DHS’s Performance: Watchdog Recommendations to Improve Homeland Security
• Charting a Strategic Path Forward for DHS in an Evolved Threat Landscape
• Time to Improve the Department of Homeland Security
• How to Fix the Fractured Department of Homeland Security Framework
• Aligning the Department of Homeland Security’s Requirements, Research, Development and Acquisition Processes
• Contemplating Major DHS Organizational Realignments
• Kelly as DHS Chief Should Focus on Improving Employee Morale
• Go Back to Basics to Reform Homeland Security
• A More Public National Security Strategy Discussion
• Former Top DHS Official Says a New Roles and Missions Commission on DHS Is Urgently Needed Now
• The Essential Role of DHS in the Economic Recovery From COVID-19

4) Technology

• Tech Wars: Transforming U.S. Technology Development
• Better Anticipating and Managing Today’s Growing Cyber Risks
• Difficult Choices in the Race to Innovate and Compete
• “Building Back Better” Requires a New Approach to U.S. Science and Technology
• Who Should Fund U.S. Research and Development?
• Ethics of Germline Editing Must Keep Up With Technology
• Three “New Rules” Worth Considering for the Internet
• Managing Technology in an Unmanageable World
• The Clash of Internet Civilizations: Why Neither Side Should Prevail
• Putting the Security Into Cybersecurity
• The False Choice at the Core of the Apple-FBI Standoff
• Make Manufacturing Great Again?

5) Weapons of Mass Destruction

• Time to Bolster Global Biological and Chemical Defense Capabilities
• Russian Nerve Agent From Skripal Attack a Deadly Game-Changer
• Could Putin’s Speech Signal the Erosion of Nuclear Nonproliferation?
• Return of Tactical Nuclear Weapons Would Send a Dangerous Signal
• 20 Years Later, the Lessons of Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Russia on the Horns of a Nuclear Dilemma
• Bioterror in the Age of Biotechnology
• National Security and Arms Control in the Age of Biotechnology: The Biological Weapons Convention

6) Biological Warfare and Pandemics

• America Has Immunized Troops Since George Washington’s Time. Here’s How to Improve Military (and Civilian) Vaccination Programs
• Healthy Nation, Safe Nation: Build Health Security Into National Security
• Learning, Relearning, and Not Learning the Lessons of COVID-19
• Six Paths Forward to a “Pandemic Treaty”
• Could the Bioweapons Treaty Be Another Tool for Addressing Pandemics?
• The Essential Role of DHS in the Economic Recovery From COVID-19
• Memo to the President: Reimagining Public Health Preparedness and Response
• A “Come as You Are” Vaccination Plan
• Assessing the U.S. Government Response to the Coronavirus
• Biosecurity Is the Lesson We Need to Learn From the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Epic Fail: Why the U.S. Wasn’t Prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Inventions Birthed by Necessity
• How to Reopen America
• Emerging Infectious Diseases and the Need for New Strategies
• How Genetic Editing Became a National Security Threat
• Glaring Gaps: America Needs a Biodefense Upgrade
• Cuts to U.S. Bioterror Funds Risk Peril in Event of Attack
• Cuts to U.S. Bioterror Funds Risk Peril in Event of Attack
• Bioterror in the 21st Century
• Historical Overview: From Poisoned Darts to Pan-Hazard Preparedness

7) Cybersecurity

• Better Anticipating and Managing Today’s Growing Cyber Risks
• The WannaCry Virus, a Lesson in Global Unpreparedness
• The Two Sides of Cybersecurity
• Define Acceptable Cyberspace Behavior
• Putting the Security Into Cybersecurity
• Three “New Rules” Worth Considering for the Internet
• The Dark Side of Biotech, a Global Threat

8) Counterterrorism

• Time to Prepare for the Unthinkable: Sooner or Later the Islamic State Group Is Likely to Strike in the U.S.
• Solving the Geometrical Problem of Terrorism: The U.S. Needs Specific Strategies to Combat the Four Different Components of Terrorist Organizations
• Anonymous vs. ISIS: Wishing the Vigilante Hackers Luck Against the Murderous Jihadists
• Two Very Different Views of Terrorism and What to Do About Them

9) Arms Control and International Agreements

• Rethinking the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention?
• The U.S. Needs to Show Leadership and Initiative at the Biological Review Convention Eighth Review Conference
• Can the Bioweapons Convention Survive CRISPR?
• 5 Ways the U.S. Can Enhance International Nuclear Nonproliferation
• International Criminal Court’s Focus on U.S. Forces Could Have Significant Effect
• National Security and Arms Control in the Age of Biotechnology: The Biological Weapons Convention
• The Minimum Force Density Requirements for a Defense of Europe