Center for Security Policy

The Center for Security Policy is a non-profit organization based in Washington, District of Columbia. Founded in 1988, the organization employs 17 people and generates an annual revenue of $5 million. The Center for Security Policy focuses on identifying crucial policies, actions, and resource needs for American security. They work to ensure these issues are thoroughly examined and addressed by experts, officials, opinion leaders, and the public. Their work involves analyzing national security threats and advocating for policies that strengthen America's diplomatic, informational, military, and economic power. The organization believes in the philosophy of "Peace through Strength," emphasizing the importance of preserving and effectively utilizing America's national power to maintain global peace and stability. They aim to counter ideological foundations of totalitarianism and Islamist extremism, drawing inspiration from President Reagan's approach to combating Communism during the Cold War. Individuals interested in learning more about the Center for Security Policy can visit their website at securefreedom.org.