The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law on November 15th, funds projects and grants to build more resilient, modern, and secure infrastructure across the United States. This overview examines specific national security provisions of the bill that are most relevant to ongoing and forthcoming BENS efforts, which include: securing critical supply chains and the industrial base, addressing climate risk, promoting best resiliency practices, and bolstering cybersecurity.

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The Cybersecurity Workforce Gap: Confronting National Security Risks in the AI Era

U.S. defensive capabilities in cyberspace will be unable to mitigate evolving information warfare and its accompanying doctrine implemented by state and non-state advanced persistent threat (APT) groups. Private sector estimates…

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Bridging Continents, Fortifying Alliances: A Private Sector View of NATO, EU, and U.S. Engagement

This report, authored by a BENS delegation that held high-level engagements with NATO, EU, and U.S. officials in Europe, offers a front-line view and a roadmap for U.S. policymakers to…

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European Defense Revitalization and Transatlantic Defense Trade

In response to threats from Russia, the need to defend Ukraine, and changes in U.S. policy towards Europe, the European Union is looking to dramatically increase defense spending and directing…

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