Our Mission
SecDev iscommitted to academic excellence and operational relevance. We strive for improvements in policy and practice to effect efficient, ethical and real time change.
--The SecDev Group
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Featured Content
Bullets& Blogs: New Media and the Warfighter
Co-authored by SecDev principals Deirdre Collings and Rafal Rohozinski and published by the Centre for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College. Download from Here
Tracking Ghostnet: Investigating a Cyber-espionage network
This report documents the GhostNet - a suspected cyber espionage network of over 1,295 infected computers in 103 countries, 30% of which are high-value targets, including ministries of foreign affairs, embassies, international organizations, news media, and NGOs.. Download from Here
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Events
15 January - New Media and the Warfighter (Israel- Hezbullah war of 2006)
A closed door SecDev Group event at the United States Army War College for scholars and senior practitioners from the military and intelligence communities that will assess the influence of New Media (Internet, blogs, satellite TV and mobile communications) on warfighting, peace and stability operations. The workshop will use the“34 day war” between between Israel and Hezbullah as a case study to examine the role of "information effects" in modern war fighting against assymetric opponents. SecDev invited experts include: Andrew Exum, Mark Perry, Thomas Rid, Ronald Deibert and Rafal Rohozinski.
5 February - OECD Guidance on Armed Violence Reduction
An expert workshop organized by DFID to reveiw the draft Guidance on Armed Violence Reduction, prepared by The SecDev Group and the Small Arms Survey (Geneva).
Announcements
New Project - Information control & public policy in Asia
The SecDev Group has been selected to manage the OpenNet Intiative's network of 15 Asian partners under a $1.1 million dollar project funded by the International Development Research Centre (Canada).
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