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2024 Intelligence & National Security Summit Coverage

Live coverage and more from the Intelligence & National Security Summit, taking place Aug. 27-28, 2024, in Bethesda, Maryland.

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Allied By Design

The U.S. Space Force and the Department of Defense pursue stronger ties with allies for space-related operations.

Gen. Michael Guetlein, vice chief of Space Operations, U.S. Space Force, addresses the 2024 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer

Ramping Up Cyber Defenses Against Adversarial States

The country issues a warning against foreign interference in elections and targets disinformation campaigns.

The panel “Safeguarding Vital Systems: Nation-State Cyber Threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure” convened on Wednesday at the 2024 Intelligence and National Security Summit in Bethesda, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer, AFCEA.

The Increasing Need for More Creative Thinkers in the Intelligence Community

A more creative workforce could lead to a better and more effective intelligence industry.

Scholars discuss the importance of encouraging creative thinkers to join the intelligence community at the 2024 Intelligence and National Security Summit in Bethesda, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer.

China Coming On Strong in Space

Leaders from the FBI, CIA, NSA and other agencies discuss terrorism and AI challenges.

A Change in Priorities Within the U.S. Army G2

Intelligence operations officials are focusing on a more holistic approach to modernization while also working to fully understand data and artificial intelligence.

Data and AI are an important priority for the Army, Andrew Evans, director of the Army intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) task force, told the audience at the Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: DC Studio/Shutterstock

Experts Urge Faster Tech Adoption in U.S. Intelligence

National security professionals stress artificial intelligence trustworthiness and proactive adoption in intelligence operations.

Michael Groen, Rick Muller, Megan Anderson, William McHenry and William Usher (l-r) speak at INSS. Credit: Herman Farrer

Commercial Industry: It Is Your Move

The intelligence community’s reliance on commercial solutions is at a turning point.

Ricky Freeman, David Gauthier, Kari Bingen and Maj. Gen. Timothy Brown, USA, present on a panel during Tuesday’s Intelligence and National Security Summit, held in Bethesda, Maryland. Photo: Herman Farrer

Dual-Use Technologies: the Future of Intelligence

The director of national intelligence stresses the need for workforce development and leveraging emerging technologies.

Director of Intelligence Avril Haines spoke at INSS on Tuesday in Bethesda, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer.

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