Stephen Bryen
Video: UAVs and the Future of Modern Warfare with Stephen Bryen
Israel is a leader in UAV (drone) technology. The short war between Armenia and Azerbaijan last summer was a lesson in UAV capability on the battlefield, destroying Armenia’s battle tanks and other ground weapons, but most important, virtually eliminating Armenia’s air defense systems. This has important implications for modern warfare and for Israel’s military […]
Yes, Cyber-Spying is That Bad
The United States has been attempting to strengthen its cybersecurity since at least 1988, when it enacted the first Computer Security Act—replaced in 2002 by the Federal Security Management Act. It sounds great in concept: federal agencies are required to “develop, document, and implement” programs for security management “including those provided or managed by another […]
Royal Commission Report Fails the People of New Zealand
On March 15, 2019, a terror attack at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand claimed 51 lives and wounded another 40 people. A NZ Royal Commission has now released a massive report on the attack, more than 800 pages, the most important point of which is that the terrorist was unknown to authorities until moments before he struck, […]
