Resources

On Demand CLE Webinar - Remote Working in a Time of COVID-19: Cybersecurity Issues You Need to Know

Co Sponsored by the Standing Committee on Law and National Security, the Cybersecurity Legal Task Force, and the Health Law Section

More COVID-19 CLE Webinars

From the American Bar Association

Risk Management for Novel Coronavirus

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

Telework Security Basics

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Coronavirus Response and Telework Guidance

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

Journal of National Security Law and Policy Special Issue: Law and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Featuring articles by Committee Chair William Banks, Former Chairs Judge James Baker and Harvey Rishikof and Advisory Committee Member Jennifer Daskal

NSLT Podcast: Emergency Powers and COVID-19 with William Banks

NSLT Podcast: Shutdowns and the Law with Harvey Rishikof

NSLT Podcast: The Defense Production Act with Judge James Baker

Disaster Preparedness Resources for Lawyers and Law Firms

From the ABA Standing Committee on Disaster Response and Preparedness

Read the Newest Space Policy Report "Three Neglected Space Issues: Laser ASATs, Cooperation with China and Russia, and Space Secrecy"

The workshop report "Three Neglected Space Issues: Laser ASATs, Cooperation with China and Russia, and Space Secrecy" released November 2020, from SCOLNS and NPEC

Space Policy Report "Defending America's Place in Space"

The workshop report "Defending America's Place in Space: Future Threats and Rules" released May 2019, from SCOLNS and NPEC

Read the Transcript of the Proximity Operations Panel

Discussion between Dr. Brian Chow and Dr. Brian Weeden on Space Zones and Bodyguards for Proximity Operations held in March 2020

Watch Remarks from the Policy Workshop

"Commercial Space: What Will Be Profitable and When?" by Mark Mozena of Planet Labs

Space Policy Report "Working Smarter with America's Spacefaring Allies"

The workshop report "Working Smarter with America's Spacefaring Allies" released May 2020, from SCOLNS and NPEC

Space Policy Report "Space Deterrence and Diplomacy: What's Possible?"

Read the recently released workshop report "Space Deterrence and Diplomacy: What's Possible?" from the Standing Committee on Law and National Security and the Nonproliferation Education Center

Space Policy Report "Future Space Controls and the Invisible Hand"

Read the recently released workshop report "Future Space Controls and the Invisible Hand" released September 2019, from SCOLNS and NPEC

Read a further report on Japanese Space Policy

"Japan's Gradual Shift Towards Space Security" by Robert Wilson of the Aerospace Corporation

Further Remarks

"Future Undesirable Space Conjunctions: Who Is and Should Be Liable?" by Christopher Kunstadter of AXA XL

Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity

May 12, 2021

Global Trends 2040: A More Contested World

An unclassified assessment of the forces and dynamics that the National Intelligence Council anticipates are likely to shape the national security environment over the next 20 years.

National Intelligence Council Intelligence Community Assessment

Foreign Threats to the 2020 US Federal Elections.

Interim National Security Strategic Guidance of the Biden Administration

Published March 2021

Cyberspace Solarium Commission Report

The Commission's report lays out more than 80 government-wide recommendations for a strategic approach to defending against adversaries in cyberspace. The report promotes layered cyber deterrence by identifying six "pillars" for building norms, increasing resilience, and retaliating against malicious actors. Published March 2020.

The National Intelligence Strategy - 2019

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence published this guide laying out the priorities and aims of the US intelligence community over the next four years.

Worldwide Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community

A map of the national security threats facing the US in 2019. The leaders of the CIA, FBI, NSA, ODNI, DIA and NGA presented the threat assessment to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on January 29, 2019.

The National Security Strategy of the Trump Administration

Published December 2017.