Beyond 9/11 – “Homeland Security and Transnational Crime” Panel Discussion

Oct 12, 2020

What does it mean to “secure the homeland” in the twenty-first century? During this event, leading experts will provide strategic lessons and crucial recommendations for the future of homeland security. Join us for a panel discussion about the place of counter-terrorism in the homeland security enterprise, the management of transnational crime, confronting cyber and other threats to our infrastructure, and the challenge of weapons of mass destruction.

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Criminal network analysis

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