National Security

Just in time to help understand and confront the challenges of a post-pandemic world, the Institute’s Aspen Strategy Group and Aspen Security Forum are newly joining forces—and minds.

Cyber actors and "non-traditional collectors" linked to the Chinese government are targeting and possibly seeking to compromise U.S. organizations conducting COVID-19 research.

We’re excited today to announce some new, major steps toward improving diversity and access to cybersecurity jobs.

The Latino community has a long and proud history of serving this country; Latino sons and daughters have not hesitated to defend this natio

For three days each summer in Aspen, CO, the Aspen Security Forum (ASF) convenes top-level present and former government officials from all

The 10th annual forum continued a tradition of breaking news (last year, Russians hacking Senate campaigns) and naming the greatest threats to the US homeland (this year, the superlative went to China). But the event also addressed new and growing threats, like domestic terrorism and gun violence.

Several former NSAs have joined us on the Institute stage. In recent talks, they’ve also described unique challenges for the role under President Trump.

On July 19th, speakers at the Aspen Security Forum discussed an alarming rise in domestic hate-related incidents. Nine days later, a 19-year

Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), discusses the major threats in the world today.