Pedro M. Allende has been confirmed as Under Secretary for Science and Technology at DHS, focusing on innovation for national ...

Continuing our three-part analysis of the homeland security landscape, Homeland Security Today now presents Part II of the Threat Forecast for 2026.

Wars today do not always start with soldiers on a battlefield. More often, they begin in silence through cyberattacks, surveillance tools, and software that makes choices before humans even know a ...

Last year ushered in a renewed emphasis on securing the nation’s borders, and the DHS Science and Technology Directorate (S&T ...

October 03, 2025 - The term "dual-use technology" refers to innovation with both civilian and military applications. For decades, the epicenter of this innovation was unmistakably American. From DARPA ...

Given the dizzying acceleration of change in geopolitics, artificial intelligence, compute power, cloud availability, and networking, companies and governments have a clear imperative—drive innovation ...

I recently had the privilege of speaking at a higher education security conference — an experience that felt a lot like coming home. This community is where I got my start in the security industry.

While technology is reshaping every industry, advances most likely to replace human labor in security include drones and ...

Looking back on 2025, it was a landmark year for artificial intelligence (AI) in campus security technology. Discussions and advancements in AI dominated the conversation, shaping innovations that ...

Fortinet has released its 2025 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report, revealing significant progress in operational technology (OT) cybersecurity maturity among organizations. The ...

Over the course of an extensive career spanning more than three decades, I have dedicated myself to advancing transformative projects, pioneering geological discoveries and facilitating strategic ...

This project examines how the Republic of Korea is reshaping its economic security strategy and explores new opportunities for deeper U.S.-ROK cooperation in critical technologies and supply chains.