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New threat intelligence assessment says predominant threats to most sectors over the next 12 months will come from domestic violent extremists.
According to a recent threat intelligence assessment by the Insikt Group, domestic violent extremists (DVEs) operating within the United States pose a growing and evolving risk to both public and private sector organizations. Over the next twelve months, the predominant threats from these actors are expected to take the form of targeted attacks against individuals and sabotage of critical facilities—tactics that reflect a shift away from mass-casualty events toward more calculated and disruptive actions.









