Welcome!

The Center for Intelligence and Security (CISS) at the Bundeswehr University Munich is the place for all those interested in analyzing and discussing the complex security policy challenges of the 21st century in Germany and the world.

We develop well-founded, independent and forward-looking analyses in order to develop sustainable strategies for solving security policy and intelligence-relevant issues. We combine interdisciplinary basic research with teaching and the transfer of knowledge to politics and society. Our work focuses on the areas of security and intelligence, AI-based early crisis detection, wargaming and economic protection.

As a platform, the CISS also makes an active contribution to the global networking of the most important players in the security sector.

News

Radicalization and gender - what do we know

New ICCT-report by Eva Herschinger and co-authors on the gaps in research on gender and radicalization

Participation in the Second Workshop for PhD Candidates in Peace and Conflict Studies in Bavaria

From October 28 to 30, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated in the workshop for PhD candidates in Peace and Conflict Studies in Bavaria

Five years of the Intelligence College in Europe: Paving the way for a common European intelligence culture

In their article, former CISS Director Uwe Borghoff and colleagues describe how the Intelligence College in Europe (ICE) strengthens European intelligence cooperation.

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Board of Directors

Directors:
Prof. Dr. Carlo Masala (Universität der Bundeswehr München)
Prof. Dr. Jan-Hendrik Dietrich (Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences)

Managing Director CISS:
Dipl.-Ing. Lieutenant Colonel i.G. Holger Prüßing (Universität der Bundeswehr München)