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The Cyber Domain: Five Ways to Frame the Security Policy Discussion
July 5, 2012 • Homeland Security • 0 Comments

Over the last decade alone, technological advances have forced a sea change upon the world with myriad positive implications. But for all the positives, there’s a dark side to our fast-evolving cyber world. There’s been a simultaneous emergence of cyber threats and crimes on a variety of fronts that pose a risk to individuals, businesses, and governments. Continue...
Global Security Series: Syria, a Country of Multiple Identities
July 3, 2012 • General, Homeland Security • 0 Comments

In Dr. Morag’s second post covering Syria, he provides a brief overview of the country’s political history – from the creation of the French Mandate of Syria in 1920, through independence in 1946, to present day. Continue...
Global Security Series: The Foundation of Syria
June 27, 2012 • General, Homeland Security • 1 Comments

This is the first post in CTU’s Global Security Series in which University Dean of Security Studies, Dr. Morag, will offer background and analysis on issues related to U.S. national security and homeland security. Dr. Morag will post weekly, addressing each country or topic in a series of posts over several weeks before moving on to the next country or topic. Continue...
Egypt’s Presidential Elections: Implications for the Region and the U.S.
June 27, 2012 • General, Homeland Security • 2 Comments

The recent Egyptian presidential elections have led to the victory of the country’s first Muslim Brotherhood (MB) candidate, Muhammad Mursi. Despite the media’s efforts to trumpet the “profound change” in Egypt, it is far from clear what the election of Mursi really means for Egypt and the rest of the world. Continue...
Flame and the (Fairly) New World of Cyber Warfare
June 6, 2012 • Homeland Security • 0 Comments

The recent press coverage of the “Flame” computer virus, which computer security experts have purportedly been aware of since 2010, underscores changes that have been occurring in intelligence-gathering and warfare. Continue...
CTU Southern Colorado Students Participate in the 2012 National Security Innovation Competition
April 27, 2012 • Colorado Springs, General, Homeland Security • 0 Comments

On Friday, April 27 two CTU Southern Colorado students participated in the 2012 National Security Innovation Competition in Colorado Springs, put on by the National Homeland Defense Foundation. Continue...
WCX
November 15, 2011 • General, Homeland Security, Military, Colorado Springs • 0 Comments

Colorado Technical University was pleased to sponsor and participate in the Western Cyber Exchange (WCX) Cybersecurity Awareness and Training Seminar in Colorado Springs, CO. Continue...
CTU Honored As Gold Sponsor at the NHDF Conference
November 3, 2011 • General, Homeland Security, Colorado Springs • 0 Comments

This year as in years past, CTU was honored to be a gold sponsor for the annual National Homeland Defense Foundation (NHDF) symposium. Continue...
National Homeland Defense Foundation Conference
November 2, 2011 • General, Homeland Security, Military • 0 Comments

The theme for this year’s National Homeland Defense Foundation conference focused on security in the arctic region. Continue...
Homeland Security and Higher Education at CTU
October 31, 2011 • General, Homeland Security, Military • 0 Comments

The nation’s increased focus on protecting the well-being of Americans and our country in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 has created a stronger national focus on homeland security. Continue...

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