CHARLES DENYER
Charles is a nationally recognized authority in cybersecurity, national security, and global risk, with over two decades of experience advising top leaders across government and industry.
His work operates at the critical crossroads of technology, intelligence, geopolitics, and public policy, giving him a uniquely informed lens into the threats shaping our world today. As the digital and geopolitical landscapes evolve at an unprecedented pace, Charles has become a trusted voice on:
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Strategies For Public & Private Sectors
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its National Security Implications
Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Ensuring Organizational Resilience
Since the events of September 11, 2001, Charles has worked in high-level advisory roles, building direct relationships with:
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U.S. Vice Presidents and Cabinet Officials
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Senior Military Commanders
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Global Heads of State and Private Sector Leaders
He brings rare access and insight to complex security issues that span both operational and strategic domains — issues that directly impact national stability and global risk. Whether advising decision-makers, briefing intelligence communities, or helping organizations stay ahead of emerging threats, Charles Denyer remains a vital voice at the center of the world’s most urgent conversations.
Biographer of Power Brokers & Political Influencers .
As an established author, Charles has written extensively on the institutions, figures, and power structures that define American leadership.
Notable Publications:
He is also the biographer of three U.S. Vice Presidents with forthcoming publications on Dan Quayle Al Gore, and Dick Cheney, and is the author of a dual biography of President George H.W. Bush and Secretary of State James A. Baker, III.
National Security Voice to Media.
Charles serves as a national security correspondent for major media outlets, offering expert analysis on a wide range of critical issues, including foreign and domestic threats, cyberterrorism, digital warfare, rogue states, cartels, insurgent networks, the operations of the U.S. Intelligence Community, and the broader challenges of political instability and global security.