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Security and Defence Accounts in Australia (and the Asia Pacific) You Should be Following on Twitter

Security and Defence Accounts in Australia (and the Asia Pacific) You Should be Following on Twitter

Natalie Sambhi is an analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute [http://www.aspi.org.au/default.aspx] (ASPI) and editor of ASPI’s blog The Strategist [http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/]. Natalie’s research interests include Indonesia and Southeast Asian security. She has previously worked at Department of Defence

Jul 6, 2013 — 3 min read

The Former CIA Officers, Analysts, Intelligence Agencies and Professionals You Should Be Following on Twitter

The Former CIA Officers, Analysts, Intelligence Agencies and Professionals You Should Be Following on Twitter

Following spies on Twitter can be a dicey proposition. For every legitimate account there are hundreds, if not thousands, of imposters. Many of the fakes are obvious but others are expertly crafted and potentially up to no good. And then there are those who go to great lengths to obscure

May 22, 2013 — 3 min read

Talking Tech, Social, and Security with White Canvas Group Founders Jon Iadonisi and Tim Newberry

Talking Tech, Social, and Security with White Canvas Group Founders Jon Iadonisi and Tim Newberry

Jon Iadonisi is the founder of White Canvas Group [http://www.whitecanvasgroup.com/] and leads the innovation and application of new products and solutions for all clients. He blends over 15 years of diverse experience in computer science, cyber security, and applied creativity into solving tomorrow’s challenges. He is

May 20, 2013 — 7 min read

Phillip Smyth on Syria

Phillip Smyth on Syria

Phillip Smyth is a researcher specializing in Lebanon, Syria, and the broader Middle Eastern affairs. He travels regularly to the region and has been published by a number of publications including the American Spectator, the Counterterrorism Blog, the Daily Caller, Haaretz, MERIA Journal, The National Review Online, NOW Lebanon, PJ

Mar 7, 2013 — 12 min read

Ethics and Security in the Age of Ubiquitous Media with Dr. Rebecca Johnson

Ethics and Security in the Age of Ubiquitous Media with Dr. Rebecca Johnson

Dr. Rebecca Johnson is Associate Professor of National Security Affairs at Marine Corps University’s Command and Staff College. Prior to joining the faculty in 2009, she taught at The Georgetown Public Policy Institute at Georgetown University and the School of International Service at American University. Dr. Johnson has spoken

Dec 27, 2012 — 8 min read

A Gentle Reminder About Security and Social Media for Security Cleared Professionals

A Gentle Reminder About Security and Social Media for Security Cleared Professionals

Social Media use by security cleared professional creates obvious risks that are mostly well managed by the thousands of professionals who use it day in and day out. And we are thrilled that you do so. Twitter gives national security and international relations geeks unbelievable access to great minds and

Nov 14, 2012 — 8 min read

Blogs of War Referenced in Fast Company Story on Use of Social Media During Egyptian Protests

Blogs of War Referenced in Fast Company Story on Use of Social Media During Egyptian Protests

In 2011 I launched a product, called Covert Contact, that monitored and surfaced content relevant to national security. Changes to the Twitter API ultimately rendered that product inoperable but not before it became quite popular.

Jan 25, 2011 — 1 min read

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