Here Come Iran’s Drones
The U.S. military recently concluded its annual two-week exercise known as Black Dart. Conducted every year since 2002, but only...
UAVs
In US Airspace … You Really Should Sweat the Small Stuff
The past couple of months have seen some positive developments for the commercial utilization of drones in the United States....
Ben Lerner: Drone Proliferation — Outlook and Challenges
Ben Lerner, Vice President for Government Relations, Center for Security Policy speaks at the Center for Security Policy’s National Security...
Drone at White House: Counterdrone options needed
Media reports indicate that a drone was found on the grounds of the White House during overnight hours heading into...
The Other Guy’s Drone
The New York Times reported this week that a worrisome security risk has arisen for the French government in the...
Niger: An Emerging Security Partnership
The Pentagon last week confirmed that the United States and Niger have agreed to open a second Unmanned Aerial Vehicle...
UAVs and Perimeter Security in the Private Sector
In April, while traveling in Boston, I had the opportunity to visit one of that city’s many museums. It was...
Why No UAVs Over Nigeria?
CBS News is reporting that Boko Haram’s leader recently stated on video that he is willing to release over two...
The Next Huddle on US-Israel Security Technology Cooperation
One of the many benefits of the US-Israel relationship has been the extent to which American and Israeli security have...
Ben Lerner: UAVs and the Use of Force Abroad
Ben Lerner, Vice President for Government Relations, Center for Security Policy spoke to the Center for Security Policy’s National Security...
Symposium on Law, Policy and Innovative Technologies in National Security
On the morning of the Keeper of the Flame Award Dinner - paying tribute to the life of Congressman Bill...
UAVs and Force: Current Debates and Future Trends in Technology, Policy and the Law
This study examines a representative sample of the ongoing legal and policy debates surrounding the United States’ use of unmanned...