Open Source Podcast
The Cipher Brief’s Open Source Report (OSR) is a M–F curated collection of open source developments around the world provided to a highly discerning national security audience. Think of it as your daily presidential brief on the events impacting US national security.
The Cipher Brief Open Source Report for Tuesday, March 23, 2021
China and Russia call for UN Security Council Summit. Saudi Arabia offers Yemen cease fire plan and Afghan President Ghani rejects U.S. plan for Afghan peace agreement.
The Cipher Brief Open Source Report for Monday, March 22, 2021
This is the Cipher Brief's open-source daily report specifically focused on global events that are driving the national security narrative. We break down what's happening in the world the way intelligence agencies do, and you don't even have to wait for a security clearance for this one. You can find links to all of the original source reporting in The Cipher Daily Brief, a free newsletter available at www.thecipherbrief.com.
The Cipher Brief’s Open Source Report for Friday, March 19, 2021
This is The Cipher Brief's comprehensive look at open-source information to help you understand what's driving the national security narrative.
The Cipher Brief Open Source Report for Thursday, March 18, 2021
This is The Cipher Brief’s comprehensive look at open-source information to help you understand what’s driving the national security narrative. We break down what’s happening in the world the way Intelligence Agencies do, and you don’t need a security clearance for this report.
The Cipher Brief Open Source Report
You don't need a security clearance to understand what's happening in the world and how it impacts national security. You just need your Cipher Daily Brief Open Source Report. In fact, this is where former national security leaders who no longer receive their classified daily briefs, come, to stay up to date on the most important national security issues.
