Last night I appeared on the Federal News Tonight show on Washington, D.C.‘s, News Channel 8 to discuss the controversy over the Navy’s awarding Rep. John Murtha the Distinguished Public Service award. I thought I should at least share how stupid I look on TV… [EMBED CODE DOES NOT WORK — CLICK THE LINK ABOVE] […]
From the monthly archives:
March 2009
This article first appeared in Aviation Week & Space Technology. This week’s NATO summit was supposed to serve as a catalyst to drive missile defense activities forward in Europe. But with Washington still defining its policy stance, the brakes are being put on expectations. In another key area of alliance concern — Afghanistan — U.S. […]
I’m not really one for book reviews. These days, with Amazon codifying this sort of unwieldy, cookie-cutter “how-to” form for dead tree appraisal, the whole process is just too much of a pain in the ass for me churn out quality copy. With that said, I know what I like. I know how to express […]
In this episode, we talk to DT contributor Kevin Coleman who takes on his critics, talks breaking news on new cyber warfare organizations and discloses previously unreported vulnerabilities in computer hardware that may be impossible to secure. – Christian
Back in January of this year Alex Allan, Chairman of the British Joint Intelligence Committee, briefed a ministerial committee on the rapidly growing threat of cyber attacks and espionage from China. In that briefing, Allan expressed his growing concern because government departments, the intelligence services and the military were all exposed to the threat from […]
