New GNSI Research Initiative on "The Future of Warfare"

GNSI Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Rob Burrell, kicked off our latest research initiative last week, appearing on the At the Boundary podcast with retired U.S. Army officers, Lieutenant General Charles Cleveland and Colonel David Maxwell.

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GNSI to Host 12th Annual Cyber Beacon Conference

For the first time in its history, one of the nation's premier cybersecurity conferences will be leaving Washington, DC. Cyber Beacon, the flagship event of the College of Information and Cyberspace at the National Defense University, will be held at USF on October 16.

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Tampa Summit 5 Conference Report Now Published

GNSI is excited to announce the publication of the conference report from the latest Tampa Summit event, The Russia-Ukraine War: Lessons for Future Conflicts.

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First Florida Security Forum to be Held November 4 at Port Tampa Bay

Florida's deepwater ports contribute over $117B each year to Florida's economy and support nearly one million jobs. These ports face innumerable threats in 2025 and each one can potentially disrupt trade, jeopardize public safety, and undermine our state’s competitiveness and resiliency.

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GNSI Decision Brief: Building Trust in Digital Response

Cybercrime poses a growing global threat, inflicting financial harm on individuals, businesses, and governments. The damage extends beyond financial loss: cybercrime undermines trust in digital systems and can cause psychological harm.

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At the Boundary

• Episode 1 of "The Future of Warfare" Research Initiative: Is Irregular Warfare America's Blind Spot?
• Inside the Golden Dome: Can the U.S. Stop Missiles in Space?
• What Went Wrong in Afghanistan?
• Did Syria Prepare Russia for Hybrid Warfare in Ukraine?

What's Really Happening?

with retired Marine Corps General and GNSI Executive Director, Frank McKenzie

What makes a great leader? What makes a great general? While the two share many common characteristics, they are also decidedly different. We begin a multi-episode series on "The Studies of Generalship."



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