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Orion Policy Institute

Orion Policy Institute (OPI) is an independent, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) research institute in Washington, D.C. that publishes evidence-based analysis on national and global security, transnational crime, terrorism and extremism, cybersecurity, technology governance, democracy, and human rights.

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# Orion Policy Institute

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# Orion Policy Institute

> Orion Policy Institute (OPI) is an independent, nonpartisan 501(c)(3) research institute in Washington, D.C. that publishes evidence-based analysis on national and global security, transnational crime, terrorism and extremism, cybersecurity, technology governance, democracy, and human rights.

OPI produces policy briefs, research reports, op-eds, threat-actor profiles, original datasets, and a podcast. Every publication carries a named author or project team, and author credentials are documented on individual profile pages. Content is organized along two axes: **policy area** (what the research is about) and **region** (where it applies). Two original datasets anchor the institute’s empirical work: ROCCA, a record of 954 critical cyberattacks between 2005 and 2025, and the Transnational Crime Project. OPI’s primary audience is policymakers, government professionals, subject-matter experts, and academics.

- Legal name: Orion Policy Institute (OPI)
- Type: 501(c)(3) nonprofit research institute; IRS ruling year 2021
- Location: 1050 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20036, United States
- Contact: info@orionpolicy.org
- Language: English (en-US)
- Publication types: Policy Brief, Research Report, Op-Ed, Project Publication, Podcast, Webinar, Seminar

## Start here

- [About OPI](https://orionpolicy.org/aboutus/): Mission, editorial approach, research standards, and how OPI selects and reviews work.
- [Policy Areas](https://orionpolicy.org/policyareas/): Top-level index of every research theme.
- [Regional Studies](https://orionpolicy.org/regionalstudies/): Top-level index of every regional program.
- [Projects](https://orionpolicy.org/projects/): OPI’s flagship datasets and multi-year research programs.
- [Contact](https://orionpolicy.org/contact-us/): Media inquiries, collaboration, and partnership requests.

## Policy areas

- [Defense and Security](https://orionpolicy.org/policyareas/defense-security/): Military doctrine, deterrence, defense strategy, maritime security, armed conflict, and homeland security.
- [Cybersecurity](https://orionpolicy.org/cyber-security-info-technologies/): Cyber threats, critical infrastructure protection, state-sponsored intrusions, and cyber deterrence policy.
- [Transnational Crime](https://orionpolicy.org/transnational-crime/): Cartels, trafficking networks, illicit finance, and cross-border criminal organizations.
- [Terrorism and Extremism](https://orionpolicy.org/terrorism-extremism/): Terrorist organizations, violent extremism, radicalization, and counterterrorism policy.
- [Technology](https://orionpolicy.org/technology/): Artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, technology governance, and their security
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