Matt Rasmussen

Matt Rasmussen is a 23-year U.S. Army Veteran who currently serves as an Assistant Professor and Course Director at the U.S. Army War College. Matt’s most recent operational assignments were first as an infantry battalion commander and then as a hand-selected combat advisor battalion commander. During his Army career, Matt has served at every operational echelon from platoon to division, and deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan four times.

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Artificial Intelligence
France’s New Surveillance Law in Practice: AI and the 2024 Paris Olympics

While the 2024 Paris Olympic Games will be a spectacle of athletic achievement, it also promises to showcase state-of-the-art, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled systems. Intel Corporation will deploy a number of AI-enabled systems […]

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Man-Made Threats
Balancing Security Concerns with Business Interests in the Shadow of China-Taiwan Tensions

The geopolitical tension between China and Taiwan has long been a focal point in East Asian security dynamics. Taiwan holds significant strategic value in East Asia. It is positioned along major shipping […]

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Risk Management
Signal Lost, Lives Risked: Why GPS Disruptions Are a Rising Concern

A concerning increase in incidents involving the electro-magnetic spectrum (EMS) is being reported in Eastern Europe, the Baltics and the Eastern Mediterranean. Interrupted GPS signals for aircraft, ships, drones and munitions in […]

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Risk Management
From War Room to Board Room: How Escalation Dynamics Impact Business

Current events in Europe and the Middle East demonstrate that conflicts around the world have the potential to disrupt domestic and international business operations. In fact, geopolitical risk was identified as one […]

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