Intelligence

The President’s 2018 Budget requests $44.1 billion in net discretionary budget authority for The Department of Homeland Security, a $2.8 billion increase from 2017 annualized CR level. This increased...

We'd like to introduce you to our faculty of prestigious speakers who are on tap to join us at the upcoming event. Take a peek to learn a little bit more about their backgrounds before meeting them...

New York, NY, April 23, 2015 - IDGA has just announced the stellar speaker faculty of its new Cyber Security for Defense event. This new program will bring together some of the Military’s ke...

Take a look at the cyber experts who have already signed up to attend the upcoming Cyber Security for Defense event to discuss the ever-growing need to combat the intense rise of cyber attacks on th...

Take a look at the cyber experts who we expect will join us at the upcoming event to discuss the ever-growing need to combat the intense rise of cyber attacks on the government and military

Terrorism and insurgency continue to challenge our national and global security, but at the same time, the organizations fighting these threats continue to face tighter budgets and reduced personnel...

The U.S. military, intelligence services, FBI and numerous other organizations exist to protect national security in America. Countless budget dollars every year are poured into this endeavor and i...

John M. Doyle, Contributor The uproar over the National Security Agency's wide-ranging cell phone and Internet surveillance has revived a national debate about the necessity of intelligence gather...

This podcast with David Matsumoto, Professor and Director of Emotion and Culture Research at San Francisco State University, examines inter-group aggression and violence as it pertains to studies of...

Human Geography is rapidly becoming one of the main ingredients in the intelligence gathering processes associated with conflicts throughout the world. An understanding of where people are and why...

Few areas in the worlds of national and international security are evolving quite so fast as that of forensic science. It has long been an essential weapon for local, state and federal authorities...

In the days since the March 5 death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, security analysts have speculated on whether regime change will have any effect on transnational narcotics cartels operating...