ASU’s Global Security Initiative, or GSI, begins its second decade after 10 years contributing to research and education aimed at helping to ensure public and government security throughout the world as the tools and weapons employed by menacing sources continue to advance. GSI Director Nadya Bliss, who is also a professor of practice in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, part of the Fulton Schools, talks about the growing challenges of geopolitical power competitions and the threats they create. Under her leadership GSI has become a global leader in addressing the complex issues and challenges involved in ensuring global security.