Homeland Security Program
- CSIS Cross-Disciplinary Work
- DHS 2.0
- Featured Reports and Articles
- Global Forum on BioRisks
- Homeland Security Breakfast Series
- Homeland Security Strategy Forum
- Model Guidelines for Disease Exposure Control
- Preparing for Avian Influenza
- Roundtable and Commission on Scientific Communication and National Security
- Simulations and Tabletop Exercises
- Synthetic Biology
- The Embassy of the Future
- Threat-Vulnerability Integration Methodology
- Threats at Our Threshold
Homeland Security Program

As our nation struggles to understand and respond to the global terrorist threat—the most dramatic change in our security landscape since the rise of soviet Communism—CSIS established a Homeland Security Program to help shape and develop the policies and practices that we need to secure our nation in the years ahead. From examining the organization and implementation of the Department of Homeland Security to building a new regime for biological threat reduction, the program's focus is to advance the policies, practices, and partnerships to keep America safe and secure at home and abroad.
Leveraging community networks to guard against and prepare for emerging biological risks.
Model guidelines for disease exposure control is a concept to help communities prevent or minimize exposure to contagious diseases and disrupt disease transmission.
Crafting solutions for how to approach the policy challenges posed by avian influenza.
CSIS, in collaboration with the National Academies, established the roundtable to discuss and propose solutions to the challenges posed by the tension between scientific freedom and national security.
Preparing homeland security professionals through scenario-based simulations and exercises on key issues.
Understanding threats and vulnerability assessments to better guide policy.
Discussing the future of homeland security and homeland defense in the United States.
Multimedia
Expert Spotlight
Publications
- CommentaryMay 1, 2009
- ReportDec 1, 2008
Events
CSIS in the News
Christian Science Monitor
Jun 1, 2009Christian Science Monitor
May 29, 2009
Contact
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Contact Ethan WaisResearch Assistant, Homeland Security Program
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