Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
Potomac Institute for Policy Studies CEO and Chairman Mike Swetnam is co-editor of the new Potomac Institute Press book, #CyberDoc: No Borders—No Boundaries, which explores the national cyber security risk facing the US and the need for a comprehensive cyber doctrine. (Click here for preordering information on Amazon.) In a live interview on Federal News Radio, he talked about the urgent need to develop an approach to protecting cyber space - even as lawmakers again chose not to advance cyber security legislation. Click below to listen to the interview in full.
Senior Vice President of National Security Policy Jamie Barnett, Jr., RDML USNR (Ret.), is a retired Navy admiral and cyber security analyst who recently (2009-2012) served in an IPA assignment as Chief of the Federal Communications Commission's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (PSHSB). In comments to Federal Computer Week, he stressed the need for the US to develop a comprehensive cyber security policy. His comments came in the wake of another defeat for cyber security legislation in the Senate. Click here to read the article in full.
Senior Vice President of National Security Policy Jamie Barnett, Jr., RDML USNR (Ret.), assumed his current role at the Potomac Institute following his service in an IPA assignment as Chief of the Federal Communications Commission's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (PSHSB). He will be a panelist at the Institute's upcoming Dec. 4 event launching the Potomac Institute Press cyber policy book #CyberDoc: No Borders - No Boundaries. In a live interview on Federal News Radio, he talked about the presidential directive on cyber security issued in the wake of delays in passing cyber security legislation in Congress. Click here to access the interview on the Federal News Radio website.
Senior Vice President of National Security Policy Jamie Barnett, Jr., RDML USNR (Ret.), recently (2009-2012) served in an IPA assignment as Chief of the Federal Communications Commission's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (PSHSB). In comments to Defense News, he reacted to the failure of cyber security legislation to make it through the current lame-duck session of Congress. RDML Barnett, who will be a panelist at the Institute's upcoming major Cyber Policy event on December 4, says, “We need a clearly articulated cyber doctrine.” Click here to read the article in full.
Potomac Institute for Policy Studies experts Prof. Yonah Alexander, Jamie Barnett, RDML USN (Ret.), and LCDR Sean Brandes, USN, write in a new op-ed for US News & World Report that while the world is focused on Iran's nuclear ambitions, the regime in Tehran has been steadily building its naval capabilities. The authors maintain that despite high-tech advances in warfare, what was true centuries ago remains true today: control of the seas is paramount for any nation with aspirations to regional domination - or more. Click here to read the op-ed in full.
The Institute's International Center for Terrorism Studies will host a special seminar on maritime challenges, on November 29. Click here for details.
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