September 30, 2021 – Twenty years after 9/11, extremist movements have cultivated new adherents and found new platforms from which to promote their violent ideologies. As these movements have evolved so have the risks they pose to our society and safety. We will discuss the threats that violent extremists continue to pose to our communities, how they have learned to exploit the internet, and what we can do to contain these threats.
This conversation was part of the World Affairs Council of Connecticut’s 2021 Global Security Forum: Competing for the Future. Learn more at www.gsf2021.com.
Featuring:
Nick Rasmussen, Executive Director, Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism
Moderator Rozlyn Engel, CEO, World Affairs Council of New Jersey
Hosted in partnership with the World Affairs Council of New Jersey
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From space to cyber, Global Security Forum 2021 will explore the changing currency of power and ask: how will decisions made today come to define the future? Are U.S. battle systems prepared to meet the threats and challenges of the future? With a new U.S. administration, what role will the United States play on the global stage? Ultimately, what transformations must occur today in national and global security in order to realize a stable and secure world in the future?
Featuring:
NICK RASMUSSEN,
Executive Director, Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism & former Director, National Counterterrorism Center
