Advancing National Security
in a Connected World

DELIVERING IDEAS THAT ADVANCE THE NATION'S SECURITY

Markle’s work in national security focuses on how best to mobilize information
and technology to advance national security while protecting civil liberties.

Ten Years After 9/11: A Status Report on Information Sharing

Markle Task Force submits testimony to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs.

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A Lesson of 9/11: Washington Can Work

As the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaches, it is worth examining progress in protecting the nation against terrorism and other threats to our national security that we could not have imagined in decades past.

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Aspen Institute Panel: Ten Years After 9/11

Markle participates in this panel of leading policy experts and members of the Aspen Strategy Group to discuss the ten year anniversary of 9/11.

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Task Force Visualization

A bioterror threat scenario is used to illustrate how information would be evaluated and communicated under procedures recommended by the Markle Task Force for National Security in the Information Age.

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Task Force Visualization Part 2

The bioterror threat scenario from the 2003 Task Force Visualization continues, as agencies resolve differences in concerns about confidentiality of sources, utilize additional resources to define the threat and distribute their findings to stakeholders for action.

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National Security

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IJIS Institute 2012 Winter Industry Briefing

The IJIS Institute presents an update on the justice, public safety, and homeland security information sharing and IT market. Markle Task Force member Jeff Smith will deliver the keynote address.
Senate Hearing: Status Report on Information Sharing

Markle Task Force presents testimony at the Senate hearing Ten Years After 9/11: A Status Report on Information Sharing.
Ten Years After 9/11: A Status Report on Information Sharing

Senate Committee on Homeland Security hears Markle Task Force testimony on information sharing in the ten years after 9/11.

Impact

"I am pleased to report that the government has taken many of our recommendations to heart in both legislation and executive orders."

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Jeffrey H. Smith

Partner, Arnold & Porter
Former General Counsel, Central Intelligence Agency
Member, Markle Task Force on National Security in the Information Age

Advancing National Securityin a Connected World

DELIVERING IDEAS THAT ADVANCE THE NATION'S SECURITY

Ten Years After 9/11: A Status Report on Information Sharing

A Lesson of 9/11: Washington Can Work

Aspen Institute Panel: Ten Years After 9/11

Task Force Visualization

Task Force Visualization Part 2

National Security

What's New?

IJIS Institute 2012 Winter Industry Briefing

Senate Hearing: Status Report on Information Sharing

Ten Years After 9/11: A Status Report on Information Sharing

Impact

Connected World Blog

Mobilizing Information to Prevent Terrorism

Advancing National Security
in a Connected World