On occasion I manage to write something that those in the more traditional media find worthwhile:
- Is Cyberwar the fastest way to improve cybersecurity? (CSO Online)
- Research Handbook on Counterfeiting and Illicit Trade (coming soon)
- Modern Warfare, Too, Tablet Magazine
- Cyber Command Defines its Mission, Aviation Week
- Farm Teams and Free Agents, Int’l Journal of Intelligence & Counterintelligence
- The Think Tank is Dead: Think Tank 2.0
- Cyber Panic: It Sells, Wired Danger Room
- Buccaneer.com, Journal of Cyber Conflict Studies
- Intelligently Misleading, Weekly Standard
- Declining Intelligence, Weekly Standard
- Abusing Intelligence, Weekly Standard
- Intellipork, Weekly Standard
- DOCEX Down, Weekly Standard
- It’s Academic!, Weekly Standard
- Five Years Later, Weekly Standard
- Planning to Exploit Iran, Weekly Standard
- An Army of Analysts, Weekly Standard
- It’s Not Academic, Weekly Standard
After the publication of some of my more coherent comments or opinions, I’m asked to appear in other forums:
- Intelligence sharing and the danger of leaks, The World, PRI
- International Security Database and Why They are Not in Your Airport, The Takeaway, PRI
- Does the White House Need a Cyber Czar? Federal News Radio
- Captured Iraqi Intelligence Documents: What Do They Reveal and How Should They Be Handled?, Heritage Foundation
- Q&A on Intelligence Issues with Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-MI), American Enterprise Institute
Back when it was a thing, I also contributed to Wired’s Danger Room.
Sometimes others in the ‘sphere like what I say, others don’t:
- Expert says deterring a cyber attack on the US is impossible, Homeland Security Newswire