Asymmetric Threat Symposium XIII Highlights
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The Asymmetric Threat Symposium Series
The thirteenth symposium in the Asymmetric Threat Symposia series addresses challenges America must meet, capabilities America must have, and vulnerabilities America must fix in Cyber, Electronic Warfare, and Spectrum Operations. Nation states such as China and Russia, criminal organizations, and terrorist organizations are leveraging evolving technologies in an attempt to defeat current United States capabilities. Threats have expanded in prevalence, complexity, sophistication, deniability, speed, and often in lethality. Many of these threats are directly aimed at America’s citizenry and institutions and not just the Government and the military forces that defend the nation. Non-kinetic exploitation operations using cyber, electronic warfare, and spectrum operations are accelerating in sophistication and use.
What changes – in policies, authorities, processes, technologies, tactics, and strategic approaches – are required to better safeguard America’s global interests and prevail against exploitation of vulnerabilities?
What can America’s public-private partnerships, to include national security companies, do to develop critically needed capabilities for protecting America?
Time is not on America’s side. Solutions and innovations are needed to fix vulnerabilities, assure capabilities, and protect the country.
Our nuclear forces were developed in the 1960s.”
| “It’s everybody’s job to protect the country.”