Center for Security Policy

International AffairsUnited States11-50 Employees

The Center for Security Policy is a non-profit, non-partisan organization focused on national security in the United States. It identifies policies, actions, and resource needs vital to security and seeks to bring these issues to focused examination and practical attention by policy experts, officials, opinion leaders, and the public. Founded in 1988, the center aims to influence national security policy across diplomatic, informational, military, and economic domains, emphasizing a philosophy of balancing national strength with responsible leadership on the global stage. The organization positions itself within the international affairs sector, pursuing strategic guidance and advocacy to help shape government and public understanding of security challenges and responses.

 Based in the United States, the center describes its structure as comprising dedicated staff, associates, and advisors who act to develop and promote strategies aligned with its mission. It presents itself as a driver of ideas and actions intended to undermine extremist ideologies and totalitarianism, drawing on a long-standing history of involvement in security-related discourse. While its exact audience isn’t limited to any single group, the center assets its work toward informing government, national stakeholders, and freedom-loving nations about threat assessment, policy development, and implementation priorities in security affairs.

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