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Lawfare Daily: How Our Growing Software Dependence Threatens National Security

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By Jonathan G. Cedarbaum, Chad C. Serena, Colin Clarke
| Lawfare Verified
Jonathan G. Cedarbaum is a professor of practice at George Washington University Law School, affiliated with the program in national security, cybersecurity, and foreign relations law. During the first year of the Biden Administration, he served as Deputy Counsel to the President and National Security Council Legal Advisor.
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Understanding and Reducing the Ability of Violent Nonstate Actors to Adapt to Change

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By Michael Vasseur, Chad C. Serena, Colin Clarke, Irina A. Chindea
| RAND Corporation
Research Questions How do VNSAs adapt to changes in their operational environments? What kinds of adaptations do they make? How might the Army anticipate such adaptations and take steps to mitigate them before they occur? Violent nonstate actors (VNSAs) — terrorist groups, drug trafficking organizations, and others — are increasingly part of the environment in which the Army and other government forces operate. Such organizations pose durable and direct threats to U.S. security interests.
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America's National Defense Strategy and the Paradox of Technology

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By Chad C. Serena
| The National Interest Verified
The current national defense strategy emphasizes the role technology will likely play in the United States’ ability to compete effectively in future conflicts, especially those against near-peer and peer adversaries. Developing more defensible and robust equipment, information networks and cyber capabilities will likely be critical to most, if not all, future warfighting tasks.
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