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Areas of CAS Research Focus
URL: <http://research.advancedstudies.info/>
Information Policy:
Global, national and domestic security policy, cybersecurity and computer crime, civil liberties (including privacy), telecommunications and spectrum, intellectual property, innovation and antitrust, internet and free speech. Information policy and free trade, globalization and global security, international jurisdiction, internet governance. Information management, institutional and organizational architecture, and business process engineering.
Energy and Environmental Policy:
International energy and environmental security. Alternative sourcing, smart grid distribution and consumption management, market based solutions including trading markets. Monitoring, enforcement and remidiation management. Resource management.
Enabling Technologies:
Sensing, data collection, data aggregation, data integration, data fusion, data analysis, data mining, artificial intelligence, decision support, distributed networks, database management, information sharing, enterprise architecture, distributed computing, wireless communications, remote sensing, nanotechnology, identification and authentication, network and computer security, biometrics, cryptography, rule-based processing, digital rights management, knowledge management.
Security Applications:
Global security, national security, energy and environmental security, foreign intelligence (FI), defense intelligence (DI), counter-intelligence (CI), domestic intelligence, homeland security, law enforcement, counterterrorism, counter-insurgency, electronic surveillance, regulatory compliance, corporate and enterprise security, corporate intelligence, competitive intelligence, systems security, cybersecurity, information security, communication security, information assurance (IA), information warfare (IW), perception management, strategic influence, information operations (IO), psychological operations (PSYOPS), military deception (MILDEC), operations security (OPSEC), electronic warfare (EW), computer network operations (CNO), computer network attack (CNA), computer network exploitation (CNE), computer network defense (CND), netcentric strategy, environmental monitoring, international relations and global security.
Related Areas of Research Interest:
Technology innovation and adoption, social change, knowledge-creation, decision-making, learning, risk-analysis, risk-management, conflict resolution, deviation analysis, pedagogy, communications, media analysis, information economics, behavioral economics, control theory, cybernetics, network theory, emergence, complexity, computational social science, behavioral science, history of technology, and cultural history.
Current Research Projects:
Global Information Society Project
<www.global-info-society.org>
Program on Law Enforcement and National Security in the Information Age
<www.PLENSIA.org>
Program on Telecommunications and Cybersecurity Policy
<www.telecom-program.org>
Program on Information and Warfare (Information Operations, Information Assurance, and Operational Resilience)
<www.information-warfare.info>
Program on Intelligence Infomatics
<www.intel-infomatics.info>
Trusted Systems Project
<trusted-systems.info>
Program on Information Technology as Agent of Change in Environmental and Energy Policy
<www.agent-of-change.org>
Program on Intellectual Property and Trade Issues
<www.IP-program.org>
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Kim Taipale to participate in Extreme Inference: Implications of Data Intensive Advanced Correlation Techniques, Eighteenth Annual Aspen Institute Roundtable on Information Technology (Aug. 4-7, 2009).
Recent Events:
Kim Taipale participated in Cyber-deterrence at the Kennedy School, Harvard University, June 8-9, 2009.
Kim Taipale participated in National Security Threats in Cyberspace, McCormick Foundation Conference Series, ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security and the National Strategy Forum, June 4-5, 2009.
Kim Taipale presented Deconstructing Cyberpower, at the evening lecture, Naval War College (Apr. 27, 2009).
Kim Taipale presented The Impact of the Information Revolution at America's Security Role in a Changing World, A Global Strategic Assessment, National Defense University, Wash., DC (Apr. 7, 2009).
Kim Taipale discussed the effects of global commercial trends on national security policy at Cyberspace-Challenges and Solutions for National Security, AFCEA, Wash., DC (Dec. 10, 2008).
Kim Taipale discussedCyber Insecurity, the threats of cyberspace in a globalized world, AVENUE Magazine (Nov. 2008).
Kim Taipale discussed Predictive Markets, Information and Risk at Collective Intelligence II, Highlands Forum (OSD), Phoenix, AZ (Oct. 26-28, 2008).
Kim Taipale discussed Ambiguity vs. Explicit Declaration at Cyber Deterrence, National Defense University, Wash., DC (Oct. 20-21, 2008).
Kim Taipale appeared on Digital Age with James Goodale to discuss the Russian Cyber Attacks on Georgia (WNYE-PBS, Sept. 28, 2009) (Play Video).
Kim Taipale discussed The Impact of Globalization on Cyber Security and Human Security at the Third Annual Global Creative Leadership Summit, New York, NY (Sep. 21-23, 2008).
Kim Taipale participated in Identity in the Age of Cloud Computing: Implications for Social Interaction, Governance and Money, Seventeenth Annual Aspen Institute Roundtable on Information Technology (Jul. 29-Aug. 1).
Kim Taipale appeared on On Point: Privacy in the Electronic Workplace, National Public Radio (NPR) (Jul. 3, 2008) (Windows Media) (RealAudio).
Kim Taipale discussed Key Cyberspace Policy Issues, Security Policy and Crisis Management Program, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Washington, DC (Jun. 20, 2008).
Kim Taipale presented A Framework for Global Cybersecurity Policy, PTCP, New York, NY (May 15, 2008).
Kim Taipale participated in Workshop for Real ID Alternative, Berkman Center on Internet and Society, Harvard Law School (May 13, 2008).
Kim Taipale presented Ambiguity in Context at Deterrence in an Information Setting, Highlands Forum XXXIV (OSD), Wye River, MD (Apr. 27-29, 2008).
Kim Taipale appears on the PBS program Nanotechnology: Privacy and Security (PBS April 2008).
Kim Taipale presented The High Cs? at New Spectrum of Engagement: Collaboration, Competition, and Conflict, Highlands Forum (OSD), Wye River, MD (Apr. 6-8, 2008).
Kim Taipale participated in Deterrence in an Information Setting, Enrichment Session, Highlands Forum (OSD), Washington, DC (Mar. 10, 2008).
Kim Taipale discussed Are the Telecoms Complicit in Wiretapping? as part of Justice Talking: The Tension Between Security and Liberty in the War on Terror on National Public Radio (NPR) (Mar. 3, 2008). (audio available)
Kim Taipale appeared on Digital Age with James Goodale to discuss Encryption and Information Security (WNYE-PBS, Jan. 16, 2008) (View video - 28 min.).
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