This article will discuss the evolution of deterrence theory, provide a brief overview of specific counterproliferation efforts, and apply principles of deterrence theory to these counterproliferation efforts.
By Eric Taquechel
Government documents and academic articles focus on risk reduction and deterrence, sometimes simultaneously. With limited resources, how should CIKR stakeholders invest?
By Eric Taquechel
By Juan Alicia – Executive Summary – Resiliency is the ability to bounce back from adversity and return to the previous norm. This term not only describes a quality in people but also the ability of objects or places to …
By Troy Hughes – Executive Summary – The Department of Energy (DOE) operates seventeen national laboratories across the United States. These laboratories conduct scientific research across a wide spectrum of topics, including the environment, health, computing, and national security. Los …
Pre-Incident Planning for the Los Alamos National Laboratory →
Nationally significant infrastructure facilities whose loss can cripple the essential functions of the entire country would be attractive targets for an enemy nation-state to strike with ballistic missile and airpower capabilities during a strategically-planned campaign against the United States.
By David Riedman
By Mark Molinari – Executive Summary – Critical infrastructure (CI) comprises the assets and networks that assist in energy, health, defense, transportation, and other areas to promote an interconnected network of utilities and services. These assets must be monitored and …
Implementing Compstat Principles Into Critical Infrastructure Protection and Improvement →
This article examines the role of Reference Scenarios in guiding RAMCAP estimations of risk, resilience, and countermeasures.
By Richard White, Randy George, Terrance Boult, and C. Edward Chow
By Ronald Lendvay – Executive Summary – Cyber security for critical infrastructures (Cis) ranks among the highest United States (U.S.) national security priorities. The national well-being and the fabric of American’s daily lives rely upon the security and resiliency of …
By David Riedman – Executive Summary – Origin of the Research Question The owner of a commercial office building can contact the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and request that a federal representative tour the building to identify vulnerabilities from …
