I have been publishing essays on international security and technology issues since 1993. In 1996, I was co-author on an award winning essay on information terrorism, which was subsequently published in the peer-reviewed journal Terrorism and Political Violence. My other writings are scattered within the Internet, but I've consolidated several of the more popular ones below.

Utilizing Terrorism Early Warning Groups to Meet the National Preparedness Goal - This paper articulates a vision for expanding the Terrorism Early Warning Group (TEW) network that meets the local and national requirements as specified in, Homeland Security Presidential Directive 8: Interim National Preparedness Goal (HSPD-8).

Online Security: Lock Your Doors! - An editorial on information security and due diligence published in Electronic Business Week magazine.

National Security in the Information Age - Mr. Devost's 1995 thesis on information warfare and national security has been published internationally and referenced in numerous international government reports.

Information Terrorism: Can You Trust Your Toaster? - This paper on cyberterrorism received the prestigious Sun Tzu award from the National Defense University and has been reprinted in numerous books and academic journals including the peer reviewed Terrorism and Political Violence journal.

Organizing for Information Warfare: The Truth is Out There! - Follow-up to the Toaster paper looked at unique organizational challenges associated with addressing the IW threat.

Generation Hack - First person report from an underground hacker convention was first published in Upstart Magazine.

Taking Cyberterrorism Seriously - Short paper response to an article on cyberterrorism that appeared in the Washington Post on June 27, 2002.

Current and Emerging Threats to Information Technology Systems and Critical Infrastructures - Essay written for the Global Business Briefing journal detailed a lot of the basis for threat assessments I was conducting for U.S. government and corporate clients.

Communication of Threats - Commissioned research report on strategies to share intelligence within the U.S. transportation infrastructure.

Political Aspects of Class III Information Warfare: Global Conflict and Terrorism - My presentation notes from the Second International Conference on Information Warfare and Security.n Political Aspects of Class III Information Warfare: Global Conflict and Terrorism