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The Íøºì±¬ÁÏ, Baltimore (UMB) mourns the passing on Dec. 21 of Michael Greenberger, JD, a visionary institutional leader, nationally respected professor and legal scholar.

When a tornado touched down ripping the roof off their headquarters, Housing Authority officials had seconds to make critical decisions in a CHHS tabletop exercise designed to enhance readiness.

Rauschecker succeeds Md. Atty. Gen. Anthony Brown, who previously held the role. He will serve a 2-year term as Maryland confronts rapidly evolving digital risks and emerging technologies.

He will lead CHHS in its mission to deliver innovative research, consulting, and academic program...

The latest edition of University or Maryland Baltimore’s Catalyst Magazine has a feature story on CHHS’ work on artificial intelligence (AI). The piece highlights our work with clients on adopting AI tools in building resiliency, as well as our academic and policy work.

Americans rely on critical infrastructure entities such as telecommunications, transportation, energy, water, and wastewater systems. However, these sectors face the constant threat of undetectable cyberattacks capable of causing power outages and communications failures.

Note: The views expressed do not necessarily represent those of CHHS or the Íøºì±¬ÁÏ, Baltimore. Boeing, the Commercial Airliner and Defense giant, has had a disastrous start to 2024. In only three months, there have been four reported commercial plane malfunctions. It would be unsurprising to find that these malfunctions stem from Boeings regulatory capture over the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). After 20 years, it is time for the FAA to recapture the industry.

Those who are paying attention to Supreme Court current events know that following the oral argument in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and its companion case, Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce, the doctrine of Chevron

By CHHS Extern Andrew Conn There are 29 entry points between the U.S. and Mexico along the 1200-m...

CHHS was proud to assist Talbot County, Maryland in revising its Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). From the Conduit Street blog from the Maryland Association of Counties: