Technology and Public Policy

The CSIS Technology and Public Policy Program looks at how technological change affects security and economic growth in the new international environment.

The CSIS Technology and Public Policy Program looks at how technological change affects security and economic growth in the new international environment. Current research includes cybersecurity, intelligence reform, military space, and Internet governance. The program hosts regular discussions with leaders in government, industry, and the private sector.

Technology and Public Policy Team

James A. Lewis
Director and Senior Fellow

Denise Zheng
Program Coordinator & Research Assistant

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