In 2013, when I wrote about the U.S. Attorney’s Offices Intelligence Specialist (IS) program, export enforcement was a critical but relatively narrow mission. Twelve years later, the national security landscape has dramatically shifted. Strategic competition with China, cyber operations, and supply chain security now define the contours of national security policy. Export controls sit at the center of this shift, reflecting a world where economic and technological dominance is as consequential as military might.
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