Author: David Smith|| Date Published: September 15, 2017
Within the proverbial dust cloud of the global fray, adversaries of all kinds abound. Could an antagonistic government take down our power grid or cripple our infrastructure through cyber assault? Are agricultural vulnerabilities more of a threat than a pathogen epidemic? Should the possibility of chemical attack be more of a concern to our troops than the guerrilla tactics of rapidly expanding terrorist cells? Although defining these threats is relatively straightforward, their solutions are often multifaceted and require a synthesis of Government and Private Sector.
On September 17th at 11 am on WJLA; and 6PM on News Channel 8 the host of The BridgeJim McCarthy – sits with executives from Noblis NSP, a preeminent government contractor working with Law Enforcement and the Intelligence Community, to discuss highly efficient technical solutions for the foreign and domestic threats facing our nation.
Ellen McCarthy
Ellen McCarthy – President, Noblis NSP
Jordin Cohen
Dr. Jordin Cohen – Noblis, Director of Homeland Security and Defense
David Shedd
David Shedd – Board Member, Noblis (Former Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency
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Within the proverbial dust cloud of the global fray, adversaries of all kinds abound. Could an antagonistic government take down our power grid or cripple our infrastructure through cyber assault? Are agricultural vulnerabilities more of a threat than a pathogen epidemic? Should the possibility of chemical attack be more of a concern to our troops than the guerrilla tactics of rapidly expanding terrorist cells? Although defining these threats is relatively straightforward, their solutions are often multifaceted and require a synthesis of Government and Private Sector.
