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Global Counter-Insider Threat Professional Certification Program
Security professionals now have a way to become certified in preventing insider threats through the Global Counter Insider Threat Professional (GCITP) Program. This program has been formally launched through the University of Maryland Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security (ARLIS), in partnership with the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security (OUSD (I&S)).
ARLIS Researchers Participate in 2023 ArtIAMAS Field Experiment
ARLIS researchers participated for the second time in the Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy for Multi-Agent Systems (ArtIAMAS) Field Experiment, held Aug. 2 at the Army Research Laboratory Robotics Research Collaboration Campus at Grace’s Quarters in Middle River, Md.
Dr. Craig Lawrence Named Interim ARLIS Executive Director
Dr. Regli stepped down from the role after serving for five years.
2023 RISC Interns: In Their Own Words
ARLIS's 2023 Research for Intelligence and Security Challenges (RISC) summer internship program ended Aug. 3 after interns spent 10 weeks working on a variety of real-world issues across 48 projects.
U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research Official to Lead ARLIS Research
Dr. Benjamin Knott has been named Director of Research for UMD’s Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security.
Arlis Researchers Find a Way to Measure the "Cute" Factor in Social Media Content
Baby Grogu on the Disney+ TV show, The Mandalorian, sells toys. ISIS fighters recruit followers by posing with kittens and cats. Japanese corporations and other entities use Kawaii culture and yurukyara mascots to promote products and initiatives. Smokey Bear preached fire safety for the U.S. Forest Service.What do all these things have in common? Using the power of cuteness to influence, sell, project a softer image, or motivate the public to social good.