Susan Siegrist Thomas

Susan earned a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Communication from Arizona State University (ASU) and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from Hollins University. She is a graduate student in Global Security at Arizona State University and a cybersecurity professional in the private sector. Her research interests include hybrid and information warfare in 21st-century Europe and the evolving landscape of international cybersecurity competition.

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Susan Siegrist Thomas

Recent Posts:

Modern Russian Statecraft: Neither New nor Hybrid. Part Two: Post-Soviet and Still Soviet

Operation Barbarossa and Mission Command: A Historical Reaffirmation of the Merits of Auftragstaktik

WHY RESPONDING IS LOSING: The Plays We Run (and the Plays We Don’t) to Defeat Disinformation

Taking Down the Caliphate: The story of an ad-hoc SOF task force that helped turn the tide against the Islamic state

An “Area Study:” North Korea in A Nutshell

Mules: The AK-47 of Logistics Recommitting to Pack-animals Across the Spectrum of Conflict

Finding the Right Words: Ending the Confusion on What “Information Operations” Actually Means

Afghanistan’s Importance to the Future of U.S. National Security

The Dark Side of the Chemical Weapons Convention: Case Studies in Urban Warfare

It is Time for Civil Affairs to Lead Special Operations in Northwest Africa

The War for Minds; Mitigating the Effects of Ideological Subversion

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