Graham Brookie
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| Alma mater | American University, London School of Economics |
| Interests | terrorism |
"Former U.S. government advisor on homeland security and counterterrorism" connected to the Integrity Initiative/Institute for Statecraft complex | |
Graham Brookie is is "a former U.S. government advisor on homeland security and counterterrorism."[1]
Background
"Brookie graduated cum laude with degrees from American University in Washington, DC. He also completed the London School of Economics’ general course.".[2]
Activities
Brookie's name features up in a document from the 7th Integrity Initiative leak, together with the following brief bio: {{#subobject: |Has superobject=Graham Brookie |Has objectClass=Quotation |Has author=|+sep=, |Has text=“Graham Brookie joined the Council in May 2017 as managing editor of the Digital Forensic Research Lab. Before, he was in various positions at the White House and National Security Council. His most recent role was as an adviser for strategic communications with a focus on digital strategy, and audience engagement. Previously he was the adviser to the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, the president’s top aide for cybersecurity, counterterrorism, intelligence, and homeland security issues. He also worked in the East Asia, Middle East, and North Africa directorates at the National Security Council.” |Is about=Graham Brookie,|+sep=, |Has wikipediaPage= |Has location=|+sep=, |Has publicationDate= |Sourced from=Integrity Initiative/Leak/7#ZINC Network_Technical Response_Final.pdf |Has sourceDetails= |Has sourceTitle= |Has sourceName=Integrity Initiative/Leak/7#ZINC Network_Technical Response_Final.pdf |Has sourceURL=
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“Graham Brookie joined the Council in May 2017 as managing editor of the Digital Forensic Research Lab. Before, he was in various positions at the White House and National Security Council. His most recent role was as an adviser for strategic communications with a focus on digital strategy, and audience engagement. Previously he was the adviser to the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, the president’s top aide for cybersecurity, counterterrorism, intelligence, and homeland security issues. He also worked in the East Asia, Middle East, and North Africa directorates at the National Security Council.”
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