The Institute of World Politics

Mr. Thomas will discuss his views and opinions of leadership, U.S. government and the private sector in national security affairs, drawing on his 35 years as a Counterintelligence Senior Executive for two different U.S. government agencies. He will emphasize the importance of partnership and information sharing between the US government and the private sector. He will share examples of economic espionage and describe why insider threat trends are going to increase and what this could mean to national and economic security in broader terms than generally viewed. Mr. Thomas will conclude by describing problems caused by the fact that the threat landscape has changed, but our understanding and efforts to mitigate threats have not.

Douglas Thomas is Director of Counterintelligence and Corporate Investigation at Lockheed Martin.

Mr. Thomas will discuss his views and opinions of leadership, U.S. government and the private sector in national security affairs, drawing on his 35 years as a Counterintelligence Senior Executive for two different U.S. government agencies. He will emphasize the importance of partnership and information sharing between the US government and the private sector. He will share examples of economic espionage and describe why insider threat trends are going to increase and what this could mean to national and economic security in broader terms than generally viewed. Mr. Thomas will conclude by describing problems caused by the fact that the threat landscape has changed, but our understanding and efforts to mitigate threats have not.

Douglas Thomas is Director of Counterintelligence and Corporate Investigation at Lockheed Martin.

Mr. Thomas will discuss his views and opinions of leadership, U.S. government and the private sector in national security affairs, drawing on his 35 years as a Counterintelligence Senior Executive for two different U.S. government agencies. He will emphasize the importance of partnership and information sharing between the US government and the private sector. He will share examples of economic espionage and describe why insider threat trends are going to increase and what this could mean to national and economic security in broader terms than generally viewed. Mr. Thomas will conclude by describing problems caused by the fact that the threat landscape has changed, but our understanding and efforts to mitigate threats have not.

Douglas Thomas is Director of Counterintelligence and Corporate Investigation at Lockheed Martin.

A talk given by Ambassador John D. Negroponte, former US ambassador to the United Nations, former Director on National Intelligence, and now Vice Chairman of McLarty Associates.

A talk given by Ambassador John D. Negroponte, former US ambassador to the United Nations, former Director on National Intelligence, and now Vice Chairman of McLarty Associates.

A talk given by Ambassador John D. Negroponte, former US ambassador to the United Nations, former Director on National Intelligence, and now Vice Chairman of McLarty Associates.

This presentation will review the role of the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover and assess whether or not Hoover’s unorthodox methods are currently warranted. It also will examine the effectiveness of post-9/11 strategic laws and attempt to discern what additional laws are required to effectively deter the various emerging threats that are impacting US national security. This presentation will conclude with a proposed US national strategy/model focusing on emerging and future threats.

The talk will feature LTC Charmaine E. Betty-Singleton and Raymond J. Batvinis.

This presentation will review the role of the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover and assess whether or not Hoover’s unorthodox methods are currently warranted. It also will examine the effectiveness of post-9/11 strategic laws and attempt to discern what additional laws are required to effectively deter the various emerging threats that are impacting US national security. This presentation will conclude with a proposed US national strategy/model focusing on emerging and future threats.

The talk will feature LTC Charmaine E. Betty-Singleton and Raymond J. Batvinis.

This presentation will review the role of the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover and assess whether or not Hoover’s unorthodox methods are currently warranted. It also will examine the effectiveness of post-9/11 strategic laws and attempt to discern what additional laws are required to effectively deter the various emerging threats that are impacting US national security. This presentation will conclude with a proposed US national strategy/model focusing on emerging and future threats.

The talk will feature LTC Charmaine E. Betty-Singleton and Raymond J. Batvinis.

A presentation analyzing whether

former MI5 Director General, Roger Hollis, was or was not a Soviet agent. With arguments map by Dr. Paul Monk, and panelists Dr. Raymond Jay Batvinis, Dr. David L. Charney, Dr. Harvey Khler, and Dr. Charles R. Twardy. Event Moderated by Jon L. Wilhelm.