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Strategic Thinkers The Media Conflict
Oct 1, 2011 – Editor's note: Samir Khan, the American-born jihadist and editor of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's (AQAP's) Inspire magazine, was killed on September 30 in the U.S. drone-attack on his... Read the rest

After Anwar al-Awlaki
Oct 1, 2011 – Anwar al-Awlaki, the radical cleric and senior AQAP operative who was both a leading editorial voice and active contributor to Inspire magazine, was killed on September 30th in a CIA... Read the rest

Gene Sharp: The Man Who Changed the World (Boston Globe)
Feb 22, 2011 – Gene Sharp, an 83-year-old East Boston resident, has struck fear into some of the world’s worst dictatorships. The former professor’s writings on nonviolent protests found their way to the young... Read the rest

198 Methods of Nonviolent Action
Feb 21, 2011 – 198 Methods of Nonviolent Action THE METHODS OF NONVIOLENT PROTEST AND PERSUASION Formal Statements 1. Public Speeches 2. Letters of opposition or support 3. Declarations by organizations and institutions 4.... Read the rest



Network & Information Security CS Monitor: How an iPhone revolution could turn the Army upside-down
Nov 15, 2011 – For soldiers, smart phones have already begun to unleash torrents of ingenuity, with some designing new soldier-friendly applications, such as links to the video feed of the base security camera.... Read the rest

Rethinking Security: Some Propositions Regarding Cyberwar
Nov 10, 2011 – A great posting by Adam Elkus on his fascinating Rethinking Security blog; here are the first couple of propositions... 1. Most of what is described as cyberwar is not “war”... Read the rest

Cloud Security Issues? Look first to virtualization
Sep 1, 2011 – After speaking with IT administrators responsible for migrating physical servers to virtualized servers, I've noticed that this migration is just the stepping stone for enabling the broader move toward cloud... Read the rest

McAfee Security Insights: #SecChat Tomorrow: Securing the Next Generation Data Center
Aug 24, 2011 – The modern data center is in transformation. Driven by industry trends in virtualization, cloud computing and green IT, data centers are now called upon to store, process and secure more... Read the rest



Terrorism & Counterterrorism Inside Operation Hemorrhage II: Illustrated Edition
Feb 21, 2011 – Just a few short weeks after publication of AQAP's second edition of Inspire magazine—the English-language jihadist publication providing the world with a fascinating and authentic insider's view from the jihadist... Read the rest

Inside 'Operation Hemorrhage': AQAP releases special edition of Inspire
Nov 24, 2010 – Just a few weeks after publication of the second edition of Inspire magazine -- the English-language jihadist publication providing the world with a fascinating insider's view from the jihadist side... Read the rest

Terror in the Age of Genocide
Apr 1, 2010 – Genocide has long been something of a taboo subject, marked by an indelible Manichean boundary that separates those who perpetrate it (the evil ones) from those who try to stop... Read the rest

Tribe, State, and War: Balancing the Subcomponents of World Order
Nov 1, 2009 – The American grand strategic experience has been framed largely as the historic triumph of democracy over tyranny, and in its evolution as a state, from agrarian society to modern-industrial superpower,... Read the rest



Weapons of Mass Destruction Joint U.S.-Israel Arrow Weapon System Intercepts Target During Successful Missile Defense Test
Feb 22, 2011 – The joint U.S.-Israel Arrow Weapon System successfully intercepted a ballistic target missile during a flight test conducted today. This test is part of the Arrow System Improvement Program (ASIP) and... Read the rest

Draft Environmental Assessment for Maintenance and Repair of the Sea-Based X-Band Radar Vessel Available for Public Comment
Feb 14, 2011 – The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) announced today the availability for public comment of a Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for maintenance and repair of its Sea-Based X-Band (SBX) Radar Vessel. Potential environmental... Read the rest

Interview Raises Questions Over Weapons Of Mass Effect In SD (San Diego 10News)
Feb 9, 2011 – 10News investigative reporter Mitch Blacher asked, "Do you ever find things that are dangerous like a chemical agent or a weaponized device?"   "At the airport, seaport, at our port... Read the rest

Missile Defense Test Conducted
Dec 15, 2010 – The Missile Defense Agency was unable to achieve a planned intercept of a ballistic missile target during a test over the Pacific Ocean today. The flight test included the successful... Read the rest



Homeland Security & Defense It Takes a Village: Hillary Warms Up to Inuit Rights
Apr 1, 2010 – Less than a year ago – on April 28, 2009 – a delegation of Inuit leaders from Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Russia presented the Circumpolar Inuit Declaration on Arctic Sovereignty... Read the rest

Cold Front: Lessons from History
Mar 24, 2010 – As the Arctic continues to thaw, and with its thaw, to integrate with the world ocean and the maritime economy that unites the world, the question of which of America’s... Read the rest

UAVs to the Rescue: Fresh from the Battlefield, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Now Protect the Home Front
Jun 30, 2009 – Across the many remote battlezones where the War on Terror is being fought, the highly cost-effective and lethally precise unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has delivered American military power to the... Read the rest

War in the Tribal Zone: Planning for Victory in the Long War: Tribal Conflict, the War on Terror, and a New US Tribal Command
Apr 1, 2009 – Introduction Coalition warfare with sub-state tribal allies has become an increasingly important method to ensure victory in the Long War, especially in those numerous chaotic border zones where the assertion... Read the rest



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Jan 1, 2002 – Hello! Thank you for visiting our newest web publication at TechnologyInnovator.com: it's called EnterpriseInnovator.com. It's all about innovation in the enterprise, and covers IT companies that help the enterprise mobilize,... Read the rest

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