Author: Dean C. Alexander

WASHINGTON — Twenty-five years following the cataclysmic attacks of September 11, 2001, the foundational doctrines of American homeland security have fundamentally transformed from physical counter-terrorism into multi-domain resilience ... [Read more.]

WASHINGTON — In the wake of high-profile ballistic assaults on electrical substations in North Carolina and the Pacific Northwest, federal law enforcement and energy regulators have issued a Joint Intelligence Bulletin urging electric ut... [Read more.]

MACOMB, Ill. — An analytical perspective on how the nation’s 80 state and major urban area fusion centers are adapting intelligence collection and threat assessment doctrines to counter diffuse, decentralized domestic violent extremism. [Read more.]

Family terror networks—involving two or more related individuals who support or engage in acts of terrorism—represent one of the most resilient and difficult-to-detect operational cells in modern asymmetric warfare. [Read more.]