Make Time for ‘Media Jihad’ Every Day, Pro-ISIS Magazine Tells Youths
Media group looking for "brothers" with expertise in documentary production, archiving, programing, designing, proofreading, and translating. Keep Reading
New Cyber Agency Challenges Old Institutional Divides for ‘Collective Defense,’ Says Manfra
DoD official warns Congress of strategic competitors who "are conducting cyber-enabled campaigns to erode U.S. military advantages, threaten our infrastructure and reduce our economic prosperity." Keep Reading
DHS S&T, FEMA Fund Program to Give High Schoolers Life-Saving Skills
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DHS Cyber Agency Created with Trump Signature; Nielsen Attends
CISA reorganizes DHS’ National Protection and Programs Directorate into a new agency with the mission of protecting the security of the country’s cyber and physical infrastructure. Keep Reading
Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham Posts Job Openings for Heavy Equipment, Drone Operators
Terror group has application window for those interested in becoming fighters in the Osama bin Zaid Brigade, which is part of the "Elite Force." Keep Reading
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Parents nationwide should use this month to remind local officials that school safety falls within the definition of infrastructure security. Keep Reading
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