#NATSEC

Michael Singh

MichaelSinghDC

In my view the Trump admin should permit the transition to commence in parallel with any remaining electoral challenges. Even in a normal year - and this is not a

Christopher Burgess

burgessct

He was a 16 yr veteran of Zoom who was the liaison between the company and China's security and intelligence services https://news.clearancejobs.com/2020/12/22/zoom-employee-wanted-by-the-fbi-for-support-to-chinese-government/ via @Clea

Christopher Burgess

burgessct

Readout from the @WhiteHouse on @POTUS call with @KremlinRussia_E - 26 January 2021#natsec #biden #putin We are in a different era ...https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/01/26/readout-of-president-joseph-r-bide

Loren DeJonge Schulman

LorenRaeDeJ

I’ve been thinking hard about Mattis’s statement, and it gets so close to understanding the role of those who lend their name and credibility to empower Trump, and yet includes

Shashank Joshi

shashj

"Gen. John Hyten, now the nation's No. 2 military officer, told an audience at a military forum in 2017 that leaders would not obey an illegal order and can advise

StefanFergus 🇨🇦🇪🇺

StefanFergus

Aren't there already failsafes in place to prevent this? It's not like there's a big button that a petulant Trump can just press. Also, if military commanders think an order

Gail Helt

ghelt

NatSec professionals work long hours every day to serve this nation, often without overtime, often missing family events, sometimes cancelling planned vacations—but always with a sense of #patriotism and purpose.

Tony Stark

Iron_Man_Actual

This is an excellent point and one that I agree with @Kate_OKeeffe As China has grown in strategic relevance to the US, we've seen some ridiculous gatekeeping and con artistry.

Eric Pelofsky

EPelofsky

Tomorrow, the @JoeBiden Administration will likely release a memo that sets the ground rules for national security decision-making. /1 This memo will clarify who sits in the key decision making

Dave Zikusoka

daveziggy

I may work in #natsec, but I know that America’s most determined adversary is right here at home. Present at the founding and persistent for centuries, systemic racism has visited

Jasmine M. El-Gamal ياسمين الجمل

jasmineelgamal

Hi everyone, thanks to all of you who reached out after seeing this with support but also with your own stories, experiences and questions. Let me address what I've heard

FJ

Natsecjeff

Some more thoughts on this since a question arises why is Pakistan so poor at countering Indian influence ops? 1. First, let's make it clear that Pak also engages in

Caroline Baxter

CarolineCBaxter

Like many people, I have been very angry since Jan 6. Only today, thanks to a very long walk, did I uncover what's at the heart of my anger. A

RichS

RichScotford

BREAKING: I have an advanced copy of CCP’s NatSec laws. Here it is explained. You have a right to freedom of assembly - unless CCP decides you don’t. You have

Lesley Carhart

hacks4pancakes

It is really important, in infosec and natsec, to understand if your adversary is making a tactical or a strategic choice. For instance, why are they moving laterally? Is it

Jacquelyn Schneider

JackieGSchneid

I agree with @RidT, but it has been illuminating to me how strong the divide is between natsec/policy types and infosec practitioners on this issue.https://twitter.com/RidT/status/1338537697560965120 Why is this important? Infosec

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