This report analyzes international perspectives on space weapons and the weaponization of space, focusing relatively more on countries other than the United States, Russia, and China.

In the face of a growing cyber threat, an explicit cyber deterrence policy can discourage nation states from taking advantage of the private sectors’ vulnerability. Deterrence alone will not solve the cyber problem, but deterrence must be a part of the solution.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the way organizations communicate, collaborate, and coordinate everyday business and industrial processes.

Better Buying Power has always focused on improving the defense acquisition system, with each iteration building on the initiatives contained in the last version, fine tuning the guidance and expanding the initiative’s focus to new areas. While the first two versions of...

Deterrence is the threat to use military force to impose intolerable costs if an opponent takes an unacceptable action.

The lack of consequences helps explain why cybercrime and cyber espionage are rampant.  If you don’t hold countries accountable for bad actions, they see no reason to stop. China has been engaged in a massive campaign of economic espionage against the United...

There are two possibilities for America’s defunct manned space program.

Edward Snowden, perhaps under duress, recently participated in a call-in program where selected viewers can pose pre-screened questions directly to Vladimir Putin. Snowden asked President Putin, “Does Russia intercept, store or analyze in any way the communications of...

There has been a resounding chorus of voices in Washington calling for the United States to give companies the right to retaliate against cyber attackers in China with counterstrikes of their own, the most recent being a report that concludes that if other measures to...